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Here is what dreamhost panel does
By default, something like:
http://www.domain.com/pics/
would point to:
/home/user/domain.com/pics/
From here you can remap that URL anywhere you'd like. It's great for organizing a ...
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Remap Sub-Directories (Dreamhost style) on Dedicated CentOs.
Here is what dreamhost panel does
For Example:By default, something like:
http://www.domain.com/pics/
would point to:
/home/user/domain.com/pics/
From here you can remap that URL anywhere you'd like. It's great for organizing a website among multiple users!
If I wanted to create a new ftp account virtual host called 'subaccount' that would be able to place things in folder '~folder' and have it be visible on domain.com/~folder/ and only there.
remap /home/subaccount/domain.com/~folder/ to http://www.domain.com/~folder/
Also, please check out my last help thread on how to get the contents of ~folder/ to show the contents of a sub-domain on a different server.
for instance folder.domain1.com hosted at hostingcompany1 would show up in domain2.com/~folder/ at hostingcompany2


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