I know I’m missing an “OK” somewhere…
I want to create a sub-server under an existing domain and allow that sub-server to install script_installers. But all I see is an update capability, not the ability to install new script_installers.
What I’m trying to do is create a tools.myDomain.com where a set of general tools will reside that can be utilized by clients. I.e. limesurvey, phpMyAdmin, etc.
Can someone point me to where I need to enable this? I really only want it enabled for a specific sub-server, but enabling it for any sub-sever would be okay.<br><br>Post edited by: tbirnseth, at: 2008/12/15 16:36
Not sure what you mean. When I select ‘create sub-server’ I don’t get the same template as I do with a top-level server. Hence it doesn’t seem to have the option to do many of the things a top-level server does.
Do I create a top-level server and then move it to become a sub-server of another domain?
yes because it will behave exactly as any top level domain
so tools.domain.com will behave the same as domain.com as in features, apache, dns etc.
example of zonefile as i have it for such created sub-server
$ttl 38400
@ IN SOA ns1.fqdn.nl. postmaster.fqdn.nl. (
2008063001
10800
3600
604800
38400 )
@ IN NS ns1.fqdn.nl.
album.mydomain.nl. IN A my.ip.is.here
www.album.mydomain.nl. IN A my.ip.is.here
ftp.album.mydomain.nl. IN A my.ip.is.here
m.album.mydomain.nl. IN A my.ip.is.here
album.mydomain.nl. IN TXT "v=spf1 a mx a:album.mydomain.nl ip4:my.ip.is.here?all"
album.mydomain.nl. 38400 IN NS ns2.fqdn.nl.
album.mydomain.nl. IN NS ns3.fqdn.nl.
album.mydomain.nl. IN MX 10 ns3.fqdn.nl.