You absolutely CAN have a single FTP account for all domains/subdomains under a single client. You set your subdomain up as a separate site. Don't do that. The SSL limitations you speak of are due to how Let's Encrypt works. All of your frustrations seem to be due to the same reason: you didn't read any of the documentation.
@@SwitchedtoLinux Set redirection to "L" and point it to a directory under the main site. It's accessible by the main FTP user. You can also just create the main site as a wildcard and use .htaccess to do the same thing without any subdomain site in ISPConfig at all.
Hi, just to add on, ISPCONFIG will not be shipping with App Install list in the future, so WordPress and other apps won’t be available for installing in the next version of ISPCONFIG. They are currently hidden in the current version. This is due to the project that was maintaining the App catalogue was put into a pause.
If you are the administrator you can host as many as you like. If you are an end user then you are restricted by the limits set by the server administrator.
Good tips on setting up SSLs that will save us hours of work.
Are you still using ISPConfig? How has it been after this time?
Yes. I will do a summary review of it since it has been a while. Overall, it works, though it is a bit rough around the edges.
You absolutely CAN have a single FTP account for all domains/subdomains under a single client. You set your subdomain up as a separate site. Don't do that. The SSL limitations you speak of are due to how Let's Encrypt works. All of your frustrations seem to be due to the same reason: you didn't read any of the documentation.
I did read the documentation. How I setup subdomains is exactly how they say to set it up. There is NO OPTION to add a sub domain directly to a site.
@@SwitchedtoLinux Set redirection to "L" and point it to a directory under the main site. It's accessible by the main FTP user. You can also just create the main site as a wildcard and use .htaccess to do the same thing without any subdomain site in ISPConfig at all.
Hi, just to add on, ISPCONFIG will not be shipping with App Install list in the future, so WordPress and other apps won’t be available for installing in the next version of ISPCONFIG. They are currently hidden in the current version. This is due to the project that was maintaining the App catalogue was put into a pause.
Wow, that severely limits the functionality of ISP config. :(
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Hi,
Can we host 20 websites on ISPConfig.?
If you are the administrator you can host as many as you like. If you are an end user then you are restricted by the limits set by the server administrator.
You can pnly host 19 websites or less, or 21 websites or more. Hosting 20 is not possible.
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