Hi all I recently installed ISPconfig on my new VPS. One thing confuses me when I compare this with my previous hosting (a regular webhosting). I can't find something like a "global FTP connection" - a connection that would allow you to edit ANY site. My directory structure looks like this: Code: /var/www/clients/client0/web1 /var/www/clients/client0/web2 /var/www/clients/client0/web3 Is it possible to create a connection you can use to edit contents of any of web1/web2/web3? I created a FTP user that has /var/www/clients/client0/ as a root directory - but I can still edit only the subfolder it's connected to. I can view edit ONLY web1, I see the web2, web3 structure but there are no files and I can't upload anything there :-( By the way, I don't really like the naming. Is it possible to get rid of web1, web2, web3... and rename it to e.g. domain1.com, domain2.com, domain3.com?
Hi all, I guess I solved the problem (sort of ) So in case you need something like a "global FTP" for you VPS probably the best thing you can do is to use SCP connection using a program like WinSCP (it's very similar to FTP). You need to log in as a root user (this was sent to be by the provider and I guess you can't add root in ISPconfig but again I may be wrong). I hope this helps some other people
No, as this would cause your sites to fail as soon as you change a domain name. The system adds symlinks for esay shall navigation so that you can access all sites by domain name like: cd /var/www/www.domain.tld/