Profile Domain Module - Procedure not Recommended?
Using Jamroom
I'm not sure what he means here - Jamroom is not doing anything with your root account, nor storing anything in it.
Quote:and the changes manually made by SSH that the Jamroom guide suggests, could be overwritten by a panel update, or lost in a crash. There would be no way to restore and even the network itself could be lost.
This is 100% untrue, and it if it
were true it would apply equally to any config by any server (apache, mysql, etc.). He is correct however that if you are using CPanel on you server then you will need to integrate it differently depending on where your Apache config is. I can't claim to know every config for every possible way your server could be setup, so our guide is designed for a "default" install of Apache (we use Ubuntu 14.04 LTS). Your server guy should know this.
Quote:He suggested there may be a better way, having to do with splitting the Apache. These links are what he is basing his opinion on. Are his concerns unfounded?
I can't tell you how to configure this with Cpanel - I don't use Cpanel (and wouldn't) but the issue is going to be:
- if you want to run this module and let it configure Apache for you, you'll need to set it up like we indicate in the guide.
How and where that is done on your server I don't know.
- you can skip the Apache config in our guide and manually configure each new domain as a ServerAlias yourself if you want. Your server guy should know how to do this and show you how if you want to do it this way.
Hope this helps!
