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Can I change default http_root (httpdocs) in Plesk For windows?

hannuvirta

New Pleskian
Can I change default http_root (httpdocs) in Plesk For windows?

My problem is this.

My application is written so that it requires installation into a folder d:\www_apps\exampledomain.com\ (starting point of a very complex application)

This far everything is ok… I’ve changed Virtualhosts location using Plesk configurator and new domain appears in d:\www_apps\ -directory as it should. (d:\www_apps\exampledomain.com\)

How ewer iis is pointig in to d:\www_apps\exampledomain.com\httpdocs\ which is not what I want.

I should be able to configure plesk so that when creating a new domain iis is pointing in to d:\www_apps\exampledomain.com\ and default.htm is in that directory not in subdirectory \httpdocs

Is that possible?

Hannu
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hannuvirta

This can be done with Plesk Reconfigurator:

Start > all programs > SWSoft > Plesk > Plesk Reconfigurator > Change Virtual Host Location.
 
No it can not.

It changes virtual hosts root location, but thet is not the problem.

Problem is virtual hosts directory structure.

If I change virtual hosts location I get this:

d:\www_apps\vhost1.com\.. directory structure of vhost
d:\www_apps\vhost2.com
…
So Plesk creates like this:

d:\www_apps\vhost2.com\httpdocs\default.asp

What I need is to be able to locate vhost2.com:s default.asp and applications startingpoint like this:

d:\www_apps\vhost2.com\default.asp

What I’m trying to say that I don’t need (can not use) that extra directory structure under vhost’s root.

Hannu
 
It is not possible , this is Plesk design, to create domain folder (security boundary) - then subfolders

John S.G.
 
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