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Multiple SSL domains using single web space

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lib99

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Hi,

Haven't found a good match yet, searching the forums...Seeking some input. Have RHEL4 w/Plesk 8.1. There are 2 unique domains that I'd like to have share the same web space directories (at least httpdocs, httpsdocs). Since SSL requires a unique exclusive IP for each, separate domains are required for setup by Plesk.

Any thoughts on sharing a single file set for both domains? Would a symbolic link cause problems? (..with Plesk?) Maybe someone has a better method to share?

Thanks.
 
Just following up in case others have the same issue...

The symbolic link of the 2 directories httpdocs and httpsdocs with the primary domain is working. I was concerned about the statistics for the unique domains, but they still work fine as well.

Both domains are using their respective SSL certificates and act as separate domains. (using the same web files)

I'm not going to try this (now), but the only danger in my setup, *could* come if I remove the secondary domain via Plesk. The symbolically linked directories might remove the directories from the primary domain as well, or might not. :eek:
 
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