Few questions about ISPConfig

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by DennisDee, Jun 24, 2006.

  1. DennisDee

    DennisDee New Member

    Hellow,
    I have few questions about ISPConfig....


    1. How can my customers create sudomains, if they have allowed only one domain? If I try to create sudomain on domain.com under CO-domains, then I get an error: The maximum number of domains for this site has been reached.

    So how can I or my customers create subdomains if they or me have allowed only one domain?

    2. Is it possible to create unlimited FTP accounts and MySql databases? Like I saw in ISPConfig i can add only one FTP account and Anonymous FTP and for MySql databases is maximum number 30 databases....

    3. I still did`t try cuz i was just started with my server at home and i`m gonna running public it when i get better connection (next week),but I will ask anyway: Is it possible when one of customers write in address line http://www.domain.com/ispconfig (his/her own domain), that he/she could be redirected automaticly to https://www.domain.com:81 (his/her own domain and not hosting domain)
    I know for one web panel, where is possible this for redirecting, however i can`t advertise for other product:D


    P.S.: Are you maybe interested for additional design for ISPConfig and that customer can choose betwen one or other design afterward?
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    If you dont allow your users to create subdomains by setting the number of domains to 1, they cannot create subdomains. Thats the purpose of the domain limit.

    If your server has unlimited ram and unlimited disksapce and unlimited computing power, it makes sense to create unlimited number of databases;) I have never seen that anyone has created more then 30 databases for one domian / webspace. But if you need more, you can create more databases with phpmyadmin.

    Just create a redirect script or use an apache rewrite rule.

    More themes will be nice. ISPConfig supports themes, but currently there is only the deafult theme available.
     
  3. DennisDee

    DennisDee New Member

    Well i would like to create hosting plan etc. 1 domain allowed and 5subdomains allowed



    No I don`t have it, but still i think its much better if someone see for one hosting plan, he/she has unlimited databases or FTP accounts....



    How can I create redirect script? I think this script will be maded in php language, but what command i must use for redirecting, that could be unique for every domain and where to put it? I dont wanna to create script for each host seperately, but one script that i put it in ISPConfig and will be created for each host automaticly.

    And how can I use an apache rewrite rule? (soory for stupid question, but i`m newbie in all of that :D )



    I will create few themes and send someone of masters for ISPConfig!
     
    Last edited: Jun 24, 2006
  4. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    Then you must set the domain limit to 6.


    Have a look at the header PHP function: http://de.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php
    You can also use rewrite rules in the web sites "Apache Directives" field. Have a look here: http://www.stevenhargrove.com/redirect-web-pages/
     
  5. DennisDee

    DennisDee New Member

    Ok, then I set to number 6 for subdomains. But then they can insert 6 domains. Is it possible for next release to make subdomains and domains separated?
     
  6. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    No, this wont be added to the next release. But maybe we add this alter to the development branch.
     
  7. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    If you set the number to 6 in the hostingplan and then have one main domain for the web site, you can only have 5 subdomains. :confused: Not quite sure I understand the problem...
     
  8. lordspace

    lordspace New Member

    Redirection

    PHP:
    <?php header("Location: http://yourdomain.com:81/");?>
     

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