Hi! With a simple modification we can have a wildcard in our website subdomain. Example: You want this, wildcard subdomain: *.example.com redirects to example.com Go to: Sites -> Websites -> Subdomain for website -> Add new subdomain Host: * Domain: example.com Redirect Type: No redirect Then ISPConfig will generate "example.com.vhost" with: ... ServerAlias *.example.com Test it and use at your own risk. I wait that this little patch could be included in next release. Only it allows * in regex domain verification. I use it in my production servers (Debian 5). http://people.baicom.com/~agramajo/patches/ispconfig3_website-subdomain-wildcard.patch # wget ... # cd /usr/local/ispconfig # patch -p0 < ispconfig3_website-subdomain-wildcard.patch I saw a post with a different solution. Regards, Alejandro
either I misunderstand your request or this already exists: when you add/edit a domain there is a feature "auto-subdomain"
Mike, you are right. I completely miss the "*." option in "auto sub-domain". It is not necessary to patch it. I selected now that option. And the ISPConfig generate "example.com.vhost" with: ... ServerAlias *.example.com Wow! ISPConfig3 don't forget nothing about Apache config. :-D Regards, Alejandro
