[Solved] Change Main Domain Document Root

[MauroF]

I've got several addon and subdomains on my main site and their root folders are inside my public_html folder, a bit like this: public_html ├───subdomain1 │ └─── ├───subdomain 2 │ └─── ├───addon_domain1 │ └─── └─── I'd like to make things a bit more tidy and change the root of my main site to a folder inside public_html, so that every site has its own folder inside public_html, so that it would look like this: public_html ├───subdomain1 │ └─── ├───subdomain 2 │ └─── ├───addon_domain1 │ └─── └───www └───

Is that possible somehow?

 

[wolstech]

You can’t. The most you can do put an htaccess or script I n there to redirect the user or block access to the main domain. For instance, my main site is www.raxsoft.com/raxccm/ for this exact reason, and a script redirects users into the folder when they visit www.raxsoft.com.

 

An account’s main domain always points to public_html.

[Krydos]

You could just have your main domain be more or less a throwaway for debugging and then use everything as addon domains. That's pretty much the reason my main domain has simply said "Blank." for the last 8 years: https://krydos.heliohost.org/

[Luigi123]

Moved to Customer Service.

[MauroF]

  On 10/14/2017 at 2:04 PM, Krydos said:

You could just have your main domain be more or less a throwaway for debugging and then use everything as addon domains. That's pretty much the reason my main domain has simply said "Blank." for the last 8 years: https://krydos.heliohost.org/

Yep, that works well, thanks!