I am trying to create sub-domain's on a RAQ 3, but I am running into dificulties. I want them all on the same IP address. How can I do this?

I dont want http://www.sub.domain.com/ as discussed in another thread but rather http://sub.domain.com/

Any help appricated.

Nevermind, worked out what I was doing wrong, this is set up now ... I have one more problem now ...

If I want to give someone 5 subdomain then will they need 5 login's, one to access each ... and is there a way to share a login over multiple sites ... and share quota's

If you could post a brief description of how you configured the subdomains as sub.domain.com, I'd find that very helpful. Thanks.

>loury

I think you need to edit your httpd.conf file to be able to use the same account for several domains/subdomains.
(not possible through the controlpanel)

Just add

ServerAlias subdomain.domain.com

or

ServerAlias domain2.com

To the record you want to have multiple domains for. (check apaches documentation for more help)

Can't try it now, as I don't have a raq close to me ;-)

good luck,
/Tobbe

This is possible thru the control panel but it would take up one of your 200 sites. If you do it thru the http.conf you don't have to worry about that. The way I do it is I have created an include.conf file and added it to the http.conf file. I have the customer create a second login name and point the path of the subdomain to that login name path ie /home/sites/www.userdomain.com/user/subname

I guess it's the same thing for domain names. That means that you can host multiple domains under 1 account on a raq ? ex: www.domain2.com points to /home/user/www.domain2.com/:confused:

But do all domains get their email adresses ?

ex: sales@domain1.com is not the same as sales@domain2.com

Thanks:D