Adding mass subdomains - Possible?

[AdultNex]

Is it possible to add like 200 subdomains to a domain using cPanel or some other solution VERY easily?

[European Lee]

The easiest way for you would be to ask your host to do it

Regards,

Lee

[Fake Nick]

I spam google and love it !

[AdultNex]

Originally posted by European Lee
The easiest way for you would be to ask your host to do it

Regards,

Lee

I'm on a dedicated server, so most likely, my host won't do it.

[European Lee]

Originally posted by AdultNex
I'm on a dedicated server, so most likely, my host won't do it.

'Most likely'

If you dont ask, you 'most likely' will never find out ;)

Regards,


Lee

[notjoe]

Originally posted by AdultNex
Is it possible to add like 200 subdomains to a domain using cPanel or some other solution VERY easily?

Use domain wildcards and *.domain.com can resolve to your IP

[AdultNex]

Originally posted by notjoe
Use domain wildcards and *.domain.com can resolve to your IP

Won't quite work for me since I need each subdomain to be a unique website.

[webair]

yes with webair's proprietary control panel
shoot me an e-mail and ill send you a demo

[SplitInfinity]

Move your sites over here.... if you have a dedicated server here, whether you have a control panel or want it done manually, yes is the answer to "Will you add subdomains for me on my dedicated or virtual hosting account?".
:-)


What you should do is this....

make a list of the subdomains you want.... one at a time on a single line:

joe.blah.com
mary.blah.com
thebomb.blah.com
james.blah.com
boooyah.blah.com
lemonaid.blah.com
somethingspecial.blah.com

then, using a grep and gawk, make the httpd.conf file additions you need...

Put those in a file on your server. Name the file: domains.txt
then, put this script on your server....

#!/bin/sh

# Set IP to the IP of the virtual host IP they will share...
IP="216.188.82.251"
PWD=`pwd`

cat domains.txt | sort -u |gawk '{print "mkdir " $1 "; \
mkdir " $1 "/public_html; mkdir " $1 "/cgi-bin"}' > makeall.sh
chmod 0755 makeall.sh; ./makeall.sh

echo "NameVirtualHost '$IP'" >> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
cat domains.txt | sort -u | gawk '{ \
print "<VirtualHost '$IP'>\n" \
"DocumentRoot '$PWD'/" $1 "/public_html\n" \
"ScriptAlias /cgi-bin '$PWD'/" $1 "/cgi-bin\n" \
"ServerAlias " $1 " *." $1 "\n" \
"ServerName www." $1 "\n" \
"ErrorDocument 404 /404.html?\n" \
"</VirtualHost>\n\n" \
}' >> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

This will APPEND your httpd.conf file with the virtual domains you need.

To see what it will add without actually doing it, run it without the ending command... remove: >> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf


#!/bin/sh

IP="216.188.82.251"
PWD=`pwd`

cat domains.txt | sort -u |gawk '{print "mkdir " $1 "; \
mkdir " $1 "/public_html; mkdir " $1 "/cgi-bin"}' > makeall.sh
chmod 0755 makeall.sh; ./makeall.sh

echo "NameVirtualHost '$IP'" >> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
cat domains.txt | sort -u | gawk '{ \
print "<VirtualHost '$IP'>\n" \
"DocumentRoot '$PWD'/" $1 "/public_html\n" \
"ScriptAlias /cgi-bin '$PWD'/" $1 "/cgi-bin\n" \
"ServerAlias " $1 " *." $1 "\n" \
"ServerName www." $1 "\n" \
"ErrorDocument 404 /404.html?\n" \
"</VirtualHost>\n\n" \
}'