Vesta: Sub-Domain Management

[amaisonneuve]

Operating System (OS/VERSION):

Ubuntu 16.04

VestaCP Version:

Latest Release

Installed Software (what you got with the installer):

php-fpm, apache, nginx, mysql

Steps to Reproduce:

Can add a sub-domain easily.

Related Issues/Forum Threads:

Nothing

[robindirksen1]

And a check if the top domain is already at another user account.

• the admin can force add the (sub)-domain to the user
• an email to the user who owns the top domain, with a confirm/cancel to the user who wants to add the (sub)-domain.

[Skamasle]

You need add subdomain as you add any order domain

Web -> new domain -> and add subdomain as subdomain.domain.tld

[amaisonneuve]

Oh really ok then we should update the interface text to reflect this.

On September 16, 2017 4:39:50 AM EDT, Maksim Usmanov | Maks [e-mail] wrote:

You need add subdomain as you add any order domain

Web -> new domain -> and add subdomain as subdomain.domain.tld

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[tlcd96]

i think that this is not a "bad" idea.
it can be very helpful if on a domain we had an option to add sub domains directly or opting for the traditional way...
EOC (example of concept) folders be like:
--- Domain.com
----- (cgi thing)
----- public_html
----- public_shtml
----- logs
----- subdomains
----- etc....

this would be helpful for example:
--- sharing the same base code
--- having only one ftp to manage all sub-domains and the domain itself

[tlcd96]

also, since letsencrypt will have wildcat certificates my approach can be useful :/
https://letsencrypt.org/2017/07/06/wildcard-certificates-coming-jan-2018.html

[tlcd96]

no relpy yet..... 💯

[robindirksen1]

@adomasalcore3 so, why don't you submit a PR?

[tlcd96]

@robindirksen1 i would like but i have only a bit of time, and that thing requires a load of effort and i cannot spend too much time in the computer, right now, i'm moving from one house to another and i cannot do anything, i could do it if i knew the whole code of vesta cp, but i don't, i cannot understand where the F** is the "admin panel only" to do that and i thing that this could be done from other perspective, for example, instead of having separate files, you could have only the core, and the features as plug and play, like plugins. daily i work on CI (CodeIgnither) and i, have done several things there but even that cannot full fill all the things, many times i have to hack the core to do something different like (e.g.) $CI->corelibrary->sublibrary->function()
i may try, but the core admins of this git repo project had to say, first if they want something like this.

[tlcd96]

I'm doing some changes to vestacp in my repo, the web and some other functions may change completely, but i think that it will be more organized.
cannot do more today, but heres the initiation (alpha folder)
https://github.com/skullwritter/vesta/commit/d0e6184dae7821e27bdddab8b0fbb312ffe28462

[tlcd96]

CI but an part will be conpletely diferrent allowing you to and plugins and others. like plug and play on the folder

[tlcd96]

i might add a new layout to it

[tlcd96]

any help, when the initiation of my alpha folder is done, is welcome

[tlcd96]

fyi, i will allow themes and other stuff.

[tlcd96]

somethings i need to say...

1. i will still use vesta cp as long as needed
2. i saw that vestacp is programmed one way and from other perspective, like mine, i will have to start all over for doing what i want to do.
3. if you want, you will be able to see the project from my profile or from one of my orgs.
4. i strongly recommend you all to still use vestacp since i do not have time to make all the things that vesta has.
5. i apologize if i gave the wrong idea, but i cannot make what i want to do with vestacp base scripts. what i can do is to recreate everything and then, make it available for you guys. to use in a vm or to use it as your personal server, since i have different plans from vesta cp.