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SSL problem

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elgordo

Guest
I would like to do the following:

change my server configuration to have my httpdocs folder be a symlink to the httpsdocs folder.

I have been given the following advice but I have no idea how to go about it.

In your server's domain configuration (at the admin level, perhaps not at the general user level) you should be able to do this via a checkbox. If not, then perhaps you can create the symlink yourself via the command line. If you need help, talk to the server administrator.



Can this be done in the Plesk control panel or am I looking in the wrong place.
Thanks,
Gordon.
 
1. Log in to control panel
2. Click Domains on the left
3. Click on the domain name you want to modify,
4. Put a check in the box that says
(SSL support)
5. Put a check in the box that says
(Use a single directory for housing SSL and non-SSL content)
6. Click OK
 
Originally posted by CFHCOMP
1. Log in to control panel
2. Click Domains on the left
3. Click on the domain name you want to modify,
4. Put a check in the box that says
(SSL support)
5. Put a check in the box that says
(Use a single directory for housing SSL and non-SSL content)
6. Click OK

Thank you SO much, this has been a major problem for me and the solution is so simple. Incidently you missed a step.

It should read:

1. Log in to control panel
2. Click Domains on the left
3. Click on the domain name you want to modify,
4. Click on Setup
5. Put a check in the box that says
(SSL support)
6. Put a check in the box that says
(Use a single directory for housing SSL and non-SSL content)
7. Click OK

Will make it slightly easier should anyone else have the same issue.

Once again MANY THANKS!!:)
 
you could also do this manually in ssh if you really wanted to :)

Code:
rm -Rf /var/www/vhosts/foo.com/httpsdocs
ln -s /var/www/vhosts/foo.com/httpdocs httpsdocs
 
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