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Alrik

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When you serch for domains, you cant look through pointers, pointers don't seem to count as domain also, so when you have a lot of pointers, as admin you kindda lose the overview.
 
Hello,

Currently the quickest way find out which user owns a domain poitner is to go to:
Admin Level -> Custom HTTPD Configurations
All domains and pointers on the box will show up there with the associated user with it. The list is taken from /etc/virtual/domainowners.

John
 
Thanks! :)

Will there be a way in the future in wich da keeps track of them?
 
We have not had many requests thus far to track them down. If enough demand arises, we can add anything ;) .. but have not yet seen enough (you're the first ;))

John
 
Ok, i will have to start a revolt (is the correct word in english?:D) then i guess?;)
In one way i'm not surprised it is not asked before, but on the onther hand it surprises me, because as an web hoster it is nice if you can keep track on your domains easily...
 
DirectAdmin Support said:
We have not had many requests thus far to track them down. If enough demand arises, we can add anything ;) .. but have not yet seen enough (you're the first ;))
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Count me as the second, John :) .

And to make it a bit more complex, I'd like to see the owner assignment of each user as well.

And I'd like to see it available in an email I can get daily.

I can of course do this myself, but I'd like it to be a part of DA.

:)

Jeff
 
An overview on what is on the machine and who owns it would be nice yes :)
 
Count me in as well!
The list in custom httpd is sorted on domain, not on account name. The reverse would be more helpful.
 
Aspegic said:
Count me in as well!
The list in custom httpd is sorted on domain, not on account name. The reverse would be more helpful.
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Click the table header name "User" to sort by User ;)
 
OMG :eek:

It's been a long time since i've been this embarrassed. I mean, it works like this everywhere else in da, so why didn't I figure that one out myself :confused:
Uhm, I guess I'll shut up now :D
 
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