Hi, I'm trying to change the location for "/var/www" to an NFSv4 location (ie. /nfs/www), but ISPConfig can't create the client folders... This is a fresh "offline" test-server setup, where I'm running Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS with newest ISPConfig installed yesterday (3.1.3 I'll guess) I've already been googling about this for a while now, but without any proper answers... So now I hope that someone in here already have done it. (But I'm beginning to guess theres a reason why I can't find any info about it. ) At the moment I have just copied (rsync) "/var/www" to "/nfs/www" and created a symlink. I've already tried to change the ownership for "/var/www/clients" to "root", "ispconfig" and "www-data", but all gives the same output in the logs. Am I trying to do something impossible here, or have I just missed something obvious? Logs, etc...:
Symlinks will not work here. ISPConfig detects the symlinks as security risk and will abort all file system actions. either mount the NFS drive as /var/www or use a bind mount: https://www.howtoforge.com/use_moun...ctory_of_a_ispconfig_server_to_a_new_location
Thanks for the reply! So it WAS impossible! I were actually already started on the last option I could think of and mount the NFS share as "/var/www". (Just to be sure that I didn't had a faulty setup in some how, even when (I think) NFS isn't that complicated.) And thanks for the link! - I did really try to search through the tutorials, but could only think of the words like "move, symlink, /var/www, NFS", etc... ### UPDATE ### When mounting the NFS share as "/var/www", it works PERFECT and without any modifications on permission, ownership, etc.!! Now I just have to optimize and secure it... (o:
