Subdomains

[IcyTexx]

Just a quickie, a question so basic that Googling seems to not be much help (Funny how that works isn’t it?).
Is it possible to make a subdomain in DirectAdmin use a folder other than a namesake folder beneath the main domain? For example, if I create files.domain.com it seems the files must be in domain.com/files, which is a bit of a tricky one as the domain already has a /files/ folder used for other things.

EDIT:
This was a copy-paste question, I didn't have time to write it.
Soo... can we change this?

 

[urgido]

I have same question

 

[kevster]

I am also looking for this answer.

 

[streamservice]

You can change the apache config files or point them both to the same directory (and splitting it with rewrite rules (using a .htaccess file)).

 

[IcyTexx]

You can change the apache config files or point them both to the same directory (and splitting it with rewrite rules (using a .htaccess file)).

We're looking for a more permanent solution... Like a subdomains folder, which is generated automatically...
If you have many subdomains, your main folder gets crowded.

 

[IcyTexx]

Anyone?
No one has an idea?

 

[nobaloney]

DirectAdmin's system for creating subdomains with no other functions automatically uses the subdomain name as the directory name under public_html. If you create a subdomain as another domain it will create an entire domain tree.

Or you can do anything you want manually, or by creating a script to run to make changes, perhaps as part of a plugin.

Jeff