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ipuck
2008-12-12, 02:30 PM
How do I get more subdomains.

e.g forums.mydomain.com, news.mydomain.com

It's possible to change my linux subdmain name? change it from x.mydomain.com to anything else?

tima
2008-12-12, 03:35 PM
Hi There,

Unfortunately you cannot change your Linux site sub-domain name after it is activated. The only way would be to cancel it, and once it is removed, sign up again and choose a different sub-domain name. If this is a serious problem for you, please contact support@myhosting.com and they'll see what else they might be able to do to help.

Also you only get one Free-Linux account so there's now way to add additional free Linux accounts or hostnames.

joelseph
2009-03-02, 10:52 AM
So there's no way to use a subdomain to point to another directory within the site? e.g. http://pics.mysite.com resolves to http://mysite.com/pics/ ?

Also, just to be sure I'm following this correctly... there's no way to specify directories w/in a CNAME alias, right? If I set "pics" to "@" it would resolve to http://mysite.com/...

tima
2009-03-03, 11:23 AM
Currently there's no way to point a sub-domain name to a sub-directory as you describe. We used to offer a service like this called DIR Aliasing but it required a second IP address, and was not all that popular, so it has been grandfathered.

Regarding CNAME aliases (sub-domains), you can create as many as you like from your DNS Management interface. You can point a CNAME at another IP address or another domain/sub-domain name.

dacardona
2009-03-21, 02:16 AM
Hello. Why can not I create a sub domain that points to a sub directory on my site. I do not want to acquire another IP. This is possible in all hosting I have with other businesses that are very basic. Because MyHosting.com so good at this subject can not handle something as basic

tima
2009-05-25, 04:25 PM
Hi There,

Right now we don't offer this feature. If you would like to see it added why not vote for the "idea"?

http://myhosting.com/ideas/Web-Sites/su ... ux-account (http://myhosting.com/ideas/Web-Sites/sub-domain-pointers-on-my-linux-account)

The more popular ideas are more likely to be implemented sooner!

Nichey
2010-02-16, 06:20 PM
has there been any update made to this particular issue? i'm a little confused i guess, can you not have sub domains at all through myhosting, or do you have to set them up when you sign up, or is it linus related only?

jeremya
2010-02-17, 09:35 AM
With new accounts created on our myhosting.com onCloud platform, you can setup subdomains the way this forum describes above.
Those on our Classic platform can enter a subdomain during signup to add additional hosting plans on that subdomain.
If you're interested in our new platform all new signups through our online store pages (Website Hosting & Domain Hosting | myhosting.com (http://myhosting.com)) are automatically setup on it.
While we are preparing a migration in the near future, existing accounts looking to migrate must be done manually at this time.