Hello Jake,
In this case, how can I set the user & group level? default user & group
level is apache:apache in CentOS.
If I have multiple directory for multiple domains, every folders have
specific user & group, how can I do so?
Please advice
Create the DNS entries, then create virtual hosts for the domain(s), like
so:
<VirtualHost 208.4.26.194>
DocumentRoot "/home/webpages/webmail.xxxabc.com"
ServerName webmail.xxxabc.com
UseCanonicalName Off
Include /etc/httpd/conf/toaster.conf
</VirtualHost>
And then in that folder, just create an index.html that looks like this:
<head>
<meta http-equiv="refresh"
content="0;URL=http://webmail.xxxabc.com/webmail";>
</head>
And that should work for you.
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