Alias Email and Sub directory

[Kevin Medri]

How do I create a email accounts for domain alias, and how do I direct the link of a domain alias to a specific sub directory of httpdocs?
I have read through all the manuals and the forum and cant seem to find a solution to these basic tasks, its probably staring me in the face!
Thank you for any help.

 

[IgorG]

Domain alias is just other name of main domain and it hasn't own content. Maybe you meant subdomain instead alias? There is following path to subdomain's content in this case - /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/subdomains/...

Also you can only select the Mail check box in alias preferences, if you want e-mail directed at the e-mail addresses under the domain alias to be redirected to the e-mail addresses under your original domain name.

Example: You have an e-mail address [email protected]. You have set up an alias for your domain name, for example, alias.com. If you want to receive mail to your mailbox [email protected] when it is sent to [email protected], select the Mail check box.

 

[Kevin Medri]

What I am trying to do is have multiple domains point to different directories of my main domain, ie:
Main domain points to httpdocs/ secound domain points to httpdocs/seconddomain/ and third domain point to httpdocs/thirddomain/ etc. I could do this on my old cp.
Also where do I set up the email account for the domain alias ie [email protected], I cant seem to find the @alias option anywhere, agian I could do this easily on my old cp.

 

[IgorG]

I can suggest you to use mod_rewrite and .htaccess files for redirection your domain aliases to necessary Root Directories.

 

[Kevin Medri]

Thanks for that what about the email accounts for the domain alias?

 

[IgorG]

If you have [email protected] email for main domain - you have automatically corresponding alias mail [email protected] for domain alias. You can't create separate mail account for alias only.

 

[David Cottle]

That is logical as there is one mail server operating for every domain on the entire server.