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alias and ssl

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sbmman

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Hi,

I couldn't find an answer through search so I'm posting this here.

There's that project which has 2 domain names.
http://www.domain1.com and
https://www.domain2.com

The source files are the same for both domains. The only difference is that domain2 has to be access via ssl.
How do I have to setup that in Plesk ?

Give domain1 an exclusive ip and put the ssl cert on it and define the alias for domain2 on the same hosting ?
-> gives me a working domain1 but not ssl domain2 => I get the Plesk dummy banner
 
have you a separate ip for this 2 Domains ?
is there an other domain with ssl on this ip ?
 
solution:

configure ssl host under plesk. httpsdocs and httpdocs share one folder. use exclusive ip.
define alias domain on that vhost.
 
Originally posted by sbmman
solution:

configure ssl host under plesk. httpsdocs and httpdocs share one folder. use exclusive ip.
define alias domain on that vhost.


How and where did you do this?
 
Sorry friend, complete misunderstanding here. I know how to set up accounts. This was what I was asking about...."httpsdocs and httpdocs share one folder". I don't have that option, I thought there might be a setting somewhere else that I was missing. My mistake.
 
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