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cpanel second webroot (public_html)
I'm using a shared hosting account to host a domain and a subdomain websites (example.com and subdomain.example.com).
Not being an expert on webserver I've done what make sense to me:
I have created a folder named "subdomain_public_html" (at the same level as public_html) and pointed the subdomain to that folder.
Everything is working perfectly.
To be honest, it seemed so simple that I'm affraid!!!
Because looking (a lot) around the internet I can only see people and guides talking about just one public_html folder and telling that every addon or subdomain should point to a subfolder under that public_html folder.
I wonder if is this a good practice or if this can bring me any issue (either for security reasons or for any hosting company policy).
Can anyone, please, make this clear?
Many thanks in advance.
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I'm using a shared hosting account to host a domain and a subdomain websites (example.com and subdomain.example.com).
Not being an expert on webserver I've done what make sense to me:
I have created a folder named "subdomain_public_html" (at the same level as public_html) and pointed the subdomain to that folder.
Everything is working perfectly.
To be honest, it seemed so simple that I'm affraid!!!
Because looking (a lot) around the internet I can only see people and guides talking about just one public_html folder and telling that every addon or subdomain should point to a subfolder under that public_html folder.
I wonder if is this a good practice or if this can bring me any issue (either for security reasons or for any hosting company policy).
Can anyone, please, make this clear?
Many thanks in advance.
html subdomain hosting public
asked Jan 2 at 17:49
JohnnyWorkJohnnyWork
12
add a comment |
I'm using a shared hosting account to host a domain and a subdomain websites (example.com and subdomain.example.com).
Not being an expert on webserver I've done what make sense to me:
I have created a folder named "subdomain_public_html" (at the same level as public_html) and pointed the subdomain to that folder.
Everything is working perfectly.
To be honest, it seemed so simple that I'm affraid!!!
Because looking (a lot) around the internet I can only see people and guides talking about just one public_html folder and telling that every addon or subdomain should point to a subfolder under that public_html folder.
I wonder if is this a good practice or if this can bring me any issue (either for security reasons or for any hosting company policy).
Can anyone, please, make this clear?
Many thanks in advance.
html subdomain hosting public
asked Jan 2 at 17:49
JohnnyWorkJohnnyWork
12
I'm using a shared hosting account to host a domain and a subdomain websites (example.com and subdomain.example.com).
Not being an expert on webserver I've done what make sense to me:
I have created a folder named "subdomain_public_html" (at the same level as public_html) and pointed the subdomain to that folder.
Everything is working perfectly.
To be honest, it seemed so simple that I'm affraid!!!
Because looking (a lot) around the internet I can only see people and guides talking about just one public_html folder and telling that every addon or subdomain should point to a subfolder under that public_html folder.
I wonder if is this a good practice or if this can bring me any issue (either for security reasons or for any hosting company policy).
Can anyone, please, make this clear?
Many thanks in advance.
html subdomain hosting public
html subdomain hosting public
asked Jan 2 at 17:49
JohnnyWorkJohnnyWork
12
asked Jan 2 at 17:49
JohnnyWorkJohnnyWork
12
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