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I tried this alone a couple of times and every time I was forced to contact support crew to get this done. Question is rather simple. I want to create subdomain images on my domain test.com. 1) I want this subdomain to be under test.com domain, meaning test.com folder(root) 2) I want this subdomain to be outside test.com and in root folder where test.com resides - just like this site_1 site_2 images test.com site_5 site_6 I know that this is not an easy task and that it requires that famous setfacl :) command but step by step explanation would be appreciated. |
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As you may already know, (sub)domains are not directly linked to folders on our side (this kind of linking only makes sense in the special case of Static/CGI/PHP apps, and we provide much more than that). Instead, Applications are mapped to folders, and (sub)Domains are mapped to Applications via Websites. The subdomain/URL structure does not have to correspond to the actual directory structure on the server - these are independent. So, what you should do is:
There is no "setfacl" involved in the above process. |
