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Securing Virtual Directories

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kerrya

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I am running Plesk for Windows v 8.1 on windows server 2003.
I have shared my main site's SSL with a subdomain so the virtual path is

https://mymaindomain.com/myotherdomain

it is of course in C:\inetpub\vhosts\myotherdomain\httpsdocs

I am unable to secure some subdirectores thru Plesk. If I go to the "myotherdomain" web directories option, it shows only content in the httpdocs folder not the httpsdocs.

If I go to the Mymaindomain web directories and click on the myotherdomain link. I get a mesage saying I do not have permission to view the contents of that directory even though I am logged into Plesk as the server administrator.

I hope I explained this well :)

Any help appreciated
Kerry
 
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