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Hi! I have some directories created (one for each domain I have externally managed and redirected using WebFaction DNS) and I pointed each domain to the corresponding folder in the websites menu, so I have something like: One Static/CGI/PHP-5.3 App running on htdocs and inside this, one folder per domain as I mentioned before. So I configured in the "Domains/Websites > Websites" menu the folder for each domain, getting something like: Name: project_name Disabled: No Ip: Web999 - 99.99.99.99 Https: No Subdomains: externaldomain.com Site apps: /dir_inside_htdocs/second_dir: htdocs But when I access to the externaldomain.com site, I get a "There is no application mounted at the root of this domain." error and I don't know why, because this domain is within an application, isn't it? |
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The "site apps" uses a "URL Path". This is a path in URL space. For example, let's say we have:
That means that your
Which is probably not what you want. Instead, you would map the URL subpaths that you want to use. For example:
Assuming that you have 3 applications,
What you are attempting to do, which is map Hope that helps! Thanks a lot for your reply! So, i understand that if I want to point some domain names to different paths, I have to create an app for each one no? In other words: I can't use a single PHP instance/app for multiple domains hosted in different dirs? Yes, that is correct. You should create one The error However, if you're really making a single PHP Instance for multiple domains in different dirs, this seems like the wrong way to do it. Why not just create multiple At the same time, the Ok, I think that I get it: Firstly I only have to create one Static/CGI/PHP application called htdocs (by default) and then, inside the folder /webapps/htdocs/folder1/projectfolder allocate the site via FTP, secondly create another Symbolic Link application pointing in the extra info to /webapps/htdocs/folder1/projectfolder and finally, in Websites panel, configure the project like: Name: projectname Https: No Subdomains: projectname.com App: symbolic_link_app URL: / I did it but for the moment I'm getting 500 Internal Server errors. Yes, that is exactly correct. (Note, the A 500 Internal Server error is actually good - it means that you have set up the Control Panel correctly, and that requests are being routed to your application. 500 Errors generally mean that something in your application code is broken or confused. You can check the logs to see exactly what's going wrong. You may need to set a RewriteBase directive. Thank you again for your support! you're being very helpful! Now I have created all "parts": the domain, applications, website and FTP structure, and now I can prove that the Symbolik link application is working well because I can follow the link vía the shortcut created by the application in my webapps folder. But I allocated a "Hello world" HTML page in the project folder with index.html as name and created a .htaccess file like you suggested me with the following content: http://pastebin.com/VdPn0NMi But I'm still getting 500 errors, I've also tried with RewriteBase pointing to "/" and "/<folder1>/<projectfolder>" but it didn't work either. It looks like the domain which you are pointing to your Symlink application isn't actually pointing to the WebFaction Server. You may want to configure your domain to use WebFaction's nameservers so that our Control Panel can set up the DNS for your domain automatically. Aaaaalright! I tried it with another domain and it's working perfectly! The problem with the previous case, as you mentioned now, is that the domain was in transferring process from another domain registrar to GoDaddy and it's in "No action required: Processing approval" status, so I think that in the following days it'll be working as the other domain do :) Thanks a lot for your help!
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