When creating a new domain, for example "example.com" in the "/home/USERNAME/www/vhosts" folder, we specify:
Add Domain: "example.com"
Path: /home/USERNAME: "/www/vhosts"
In this case, only the directory "/www/vhosts" is created and the directory "example.com" is not created :'(
and that si why you need to specify where you want to have it as you don't need to have it in domain named folder.
I want to organize the structure:
User homedir - This is the user directory.
User homedir / www - Everything connected with hosting User
User homedir / www / vhosts - There are several user domains
User homedir / www / repo - This is an SVN repository
User homedir / ftp - User FTP
User homedir / cgi-bin - User scripts
ETC....
Why can not I do this?
For example, I'm used to working in the Plesk panel. There, the structure of the user directory is created very competently with the default template.
then simply specify full path for domain where it will be
Quote from: Administrator on April 29, 2017, 07:39:12 AM
then simply specify full path for domain where it will be
Where should I specify the full path?