I'm sorry if this is documented somewhere and I've missed it. I've done forum searches, etc, old and invalid posts here go back over a decade, and I still need to ask... I want to use custom error messages for sites, but each site has different requirements. In all .vhost files the default is : Code: Alias /error/ "/var/www/example.com/subdomain_root/error" But in my setup there is no symlink under /var/www for any of the sites. This is intentional because I don't want to clutter the /var/www folder with subfolders that are both site references and not. The document root for sites is /var/www/clouds/cloud_clientID/site_siteID. In code I see these lines... PHP: // server/conf/vhost.conf.master Alias /error/ "<tmpl_var name='web_document_root_www'>/error/"// server/plugins-enabled/apache2_plugin.inc.php: $vhost_data['web_document_root_www'] = $web_config['website_basedir'].'/'.$data['new']['domain'].'/' . $web_folder; At that point in the code apparently base_dir is "/var/www". Wouldn't document_root from the ISPConfig config area be preferred there? To deal with this for now I've created a Directive Snippet: Code: Alias /error/ "{DOCROOT_CLIENT}/error/" I'm starting to setup WordPress sites as well as others. I'm all ears if someone has tips for WP-specific Apache Directives, including warnings about separating Apache errors from WP's own error handling. Thanks!
This is a daily issue for me so I am coming back to this thread ... and will simplify for a single use-case: When creating a site for WordPress, we do not want folders "error" or "stats" to be in /web. How do we prevent the creation of these folders in a main site or a vhost subsite? Thanks.
the error folder is simple, simply uncheck the 'use own error documents' box when creating a new site. or create a new client limit template and don't enable the 'Custom error docs available' option. i agree with @Th0m about the stats though, wordpress doesn't care about that folder existing ( or the errors folder) and removing it would break the functionality of part of the interface.
