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Problem with Virtual Host Template

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sascha.h

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I tried to create a virtual host template for upcoming domains on my own. Almost everything worked fine until I created a new domain, because all files in the created structure have the same, but wrong permissions. In the file browser of the virtual host template everything is correct.

Any ideas?
 
Do you mean skeleton? When physical hosting is created these files are copied from skeleton, by default it is $HTTPD_VHOSTS_D/.skel/0/
 
Hi Igor,
yes I think it's the skeleton. It's on the Start Page of Plesk and called "Virtual Host Template". So I did my own skeleton, zipped and uploaded it. And everything was fine. Even the permissions of all files. Then I tried to create a subdomain, which worked almost properly, but every file has had 755 as permission. Did I made a mistake?
 
Hi Igor,
did you have any answers for me? Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Sascha
 
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