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There should be a way to specify a separate webroot for each domain set. Something like this:
domainsets: www: domains: - example.com - www.example.com webroot: /var/www/domain.com/public mail: domains: - imap.example.com - smtp.example.com - mail.example.com webroot: /var/www/mail/public intranet: domains: - intranet.example.com webroot: /var/www/intranet/public
I solved this by picking one real webroot and symlinking the others to it, but I dislike this manual step.
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I agree with you, but as a workaround if you're using apache, you can use a different authenticator
authenticator = apache
and not have to define a webroot.
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There should be a way to specify a separate webroot for each domain set. Something like this:
I solved this by picking one real webroot and symlinking the others to it, but I dislike this manual step.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: