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Hi,

I just want to know where to modify the httpdoc path for individual domains. Currently it has vhosts\<domain>\httpdoc. This is fine for those simple sites that doesn't require me to do some agile deployment so I still want to retain this for some domains. However most of the times it wouldn't be applicable to me and would require me to point IIS to vhosts\<domain>\httpdoc\system\websites\<domain> Of course this is can be done via InetManager but I would like to know is there an automatic way via Plesk that my users can do?

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