synsav
8-13-06, 11:23 PM
I've been migrated and everything seems to work. However, I can't seem to create subdomains which work. I've searched the forums and read up on them, but no answer to my issues. I'm using the Subdomain mapping tool.
It appears there are two types of subdomains:
Type 1: sub1.domain.com points to /htdocs/sub1/index.html, and
Type 2: sub2.domain.com points to sub2/htdocs/index.html (where sub2 is in the root)
To me, these are two different animals, but both are called subdomains. Is this correct?
If I create Type 1 subdomains pointing to long-time-existing directories, everything works as expected.
However, if I create directory sub1 and within it index.html (and they do get created, as they show up when looking at them via FTP), then create sub1.domain.com, it does not create the subdomain. More precisely, it creates it but says, "has no index file" and does not work as intended.
I can not creat Type 2 subdomains. If I create sub2 directory in the root , then within sub2 create htdocs and within that index.html, it fails to create the subdirectory and says sub2/htdocs/index.html does not exist.
Needless to say, I'm puzzled/confused by all this. I'd really appreciate enlightenment on the two types, and whether or not the mapping program does or does not work.
Especially confusing is the fact that I can create a Type 1 subdomain which points to old files but not to new ones.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Cheers,
Keith
It appears there are two types of subdomains:
Type 1: sub1.domain.com points to /htdocs/sub1/index.html, and
Type 2: sub2.domain.com points to sub2/htdocs/index.html (where sub2 is in the root)
To me, these are two different animals, but both are called subdomains. Is this correct?
If I create Type 1 subdomains pointing to long-time-existing directories, everything works as expected.
However, if I create directory sub1 and within it index.html (and they do get created, as they show up when looking at them via FTP), then create sub1.domain.com, it does not create the subdomain. More precisely, it creates it but says, "has no index file" and does not work as intended.
I can not creat Type 2 subdomains. If I create sub2 directory in the root , then within sub2 create htdocs and within that index.html, it fails to create the subdirectory and says sub2/htdocs/index.html does not exist.
Needless to say, I'm puzzled/confused by all this. I'd really appreciate enlightenment on the two types, and whether or not the mapping program does or does not work.
Especially confusing is the fact that I can create a Type 1 subdomain which points to old files but not to new ones.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Cheers,
Keith