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OS: SuseLinux 2.6.37.6-0.11
Panel: 10.4.4 Update #36
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We have multiple domain names for various web stores which all use a common database and static content. Domain dependent scripting changes the layout, logos, and products offerings for each store. The shopping cart software (OpenCart) requires that each domain be pointed to a common document root for the "multi-store" functionality to work. This configuration is simple and intuitive to set up in cPanel but I am unable to figure out how to do it in Plesk.... if it is even possible!
Unless someone knows of a different way, it seems we need it set it up like this:
domain1.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
domain2.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
.
.
domainX.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
...or something along those lines.
It might be asking too much but it would be IDEAL if each domain was able to have it's own IP address as well.
This is a dedicated server with full root access. We would rather not have to re-image the server and buy a cPanel license to make this work if we don't have to because we are really starting to like Plesk... but this problem is a deal breaker if we can't find a workaround. We are willing to upgrade Plesk to 11.x if that will help us out.
Somebody PLEASE HELP!!!
Thank you.
Panel: 10.4.4 Update #36
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We have multiple domain names for various web stores which all use a common database and static content. Domain dependent scripting changes the layout, logos, and products offerings for each store. The shopping cart software (OpenCart) requires that each domain be pointed to a common document root for the "multi-store" functionality to work. This configuration is simple and intuitive to set up in cPanel but I am unable to figure out how to do it in Plesk.... if it is even possible!
Unless someone knows of a different way, it seems we need it set it up like this:
domain1.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
domain2.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
.
.
domainX.com - document root: srv/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/
...or something along those lines.
It might be asking too much but it would be IDEAL if each domain was able to have it's own IP address as well.
This is a dedicated server with full root access. We would rather not have to re-image the server and buy a cPanel license to make this work if we don't have to because we are really starting to like Plesk... but this problem is a deal breaker if we can't find a workaround. We are willing to upgrade Plesk to 11.x if that will help us out.
Somebody PLEASE HELP!!!
Thank you.
