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Added. Please make sure you configure DNS, the domain is currently showing as not hosted by us. The domain may take up to 2 hours to work.

Krydos can answer this for sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if the answer is "not supported" since it would require he install this manually if you wanted to use an OS that's not listed.

Kind of. We didn't have as many users on the servers (especially Tommy) at the time, and I believe we also had a user recently who asked for some astronomical number of domains. Since every domain added slows the server down, it's not fair for a few users with a ton of domains to impact everyone else, so we added a limit. The same performance impact associated with domains is also why domains that are added but not actually hosted here now disable themselves after a while. Disabled domains have no performance impact.

They're limited primarily because every domain added to a server decreases the performance of apache and makes it take longer to restart.

<Placeholder> <Name> $SERVER$ </Name> <Content> /home/site/dbs </Content> </Placeholder> This path is wrong. Looking at where the file is currently, the path should be /home/srboylan.com/dna-tree.srboylan.com/dbs I edited the path in includes.php and it looks like its trying to work now. I can't test further because I can't log into it. I also commented out an invalid die() statement from the top of router.php that was responsible for the "unexpected variable $router_debug" message (the error was due to a missing semicolon).

Changed.

It's a future offering we're considering that hasn't been built or released, and has no ETA (assuming its implemented at all). Back in the cPanel days there was no domain limit. We probably should edit the footnote to say that it's a planned feature as its currently not something you can get...

Just recalc'd the space and realized this account is full, which probably explains the issue...

Domains added.

If it's just needed for installation Krydos can probably increase it temporarily, but we can't leave it that way. We wouldn't want to increase that value permanently as it would almost certainly result in your account causing too much load. WP is already a leading cause of load suspensions even with the lower limits we have set...

root@tommy2 [/home/xiaotusoushu.helioho.st]# du -hs 1002M . It's full. Either you need to delete something, or if you can't, please tell me what to delete so I can do so for you. I recalculated the space in Plesk as well, so it should now also show full (Plesk doesn't recalculate in real time, so there's a delay between uploading and the statistics reflecting what's in your account).

Placing a domain inside another domain is not a normal or supported configuration. While technically possible to do, placing the document root of a domain inside of another domain's root can break things (e.g conflicting .htaccess files, some features like node will not work right especially when accessed through the parent domain, etc.), requires manual configuration on our part since our system is designed to create them side by side automatically, and users don't like the fact that the content of the nested domains are accessible from the parent domain (SEO and security issues). Ironically, our old cPanel based system actually required this and people hated it...eliminating the requirement that all addon domains be inside the main domain was actually one of the major improvements provided by our switch to Plesk. People who migrated from cPanel actually still have domains running like this, and those accounts are often so broken (for a combination of reasons, not just nested domains) that we recommend resetting them... You're one of only two I'm aware of to actually ask for this. Is there a reason you really want to do this?

Krydos can take a few days to respond when he's busy (we're all volunteers, so sometimes real life gets in the way of things...). He'll reply when he gets a chance to look at this.

I'm not sure why the Options +Indexes doesn't seem to work on the root of the domain. (I personally miss the days back when this was enabled by default...)

Escalating.