The Railo4cPanel was a great start which Jordan (Vivio) created but the
issue is the folder structure that cPanel uses for its addon domain
feature. With cPanel it is possible to create web roots inside the default
web root. For example:
/public_html/ --(Default site: example.com)
/example2.com/ --(Addon domain outside of default web root)
/public_html/example2.com/ --(Addon domain in default web root)
/public_html/example2.com/example3.com/ --(Addon domain in default web root
and an addon domain root)
All of the above is possible with cPanel so when the entries are created in
Tomcat it needs to check the location and if it is within the web root it
needs to apply an ‘Alias’ to the tomcat entry to the default website. If it
is outside of the default web root (/public_html/) then it needs to create
a new entry in the Tomcat service.
I have spent a little bit of time planning/playing about with this and
should be possible but needs more development.
At the moment Vivio use the Railo4cPanel still (as far as I know) but for
one of their customers to have multi domains they turn off the addon domain
support and the customer needs to buy a reseller hosting package.
Love to hear other peoples insight into this.
Cheers!On Monday, 6 July 2015 11:37:10 UTC+1, Mark Drew wrote:
What does anyone have to do to make it work in cPanel? Just asking, as
when I was part of the team, these things would get asked but despite
appearances maybe the best placed people to say this are the ones using
cPanel (rather than the ones not using it!)
For example, whilst at Railo, I never used cPanel (as a hoster) so it
would really need to come from the community on what is needed to be done
and how.
Know what I mean?
Regards
Mark Drew
‘Luke’ via Lucee <javascript:>
6 July 2015 11:34
thanks jonathon
as it turns out i don’t think it was anywhere near half hour - at least i
didn’t notice it and i was checking every now and then!
i hope lucee replies and follows things up, i agree with you - with cpanel
being so widely used things need to be made to work as best as possible.
it’ll benefit everyone - lucee, lucee users and hosting providers
luke
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Hi Luke,
The restart is estimated at 30min to be on the safe side and a lot of the
process is the team checking to ensure everything is done correctly. I have
emailed the Lucee team a couple times regarding full cPanel + Lucee
integration but never got a reply from them. This is something that should
be on their high priority list as this would increase the amount of hosting
companies offering Lucee on their services. If more companies offer Lucee
CFML then more people may try using CFML instead of the standard server
setups of PHP/.NET etc.
It would be great if the Railo4cPanel (with mod_cfml) was extended to work
fully with cPanel’s multiply domain system/folder structure but sorry to
say it doesn’t. To have cPanel + Lucee running with all features this
reboot is still required - that is of course if someone knows a better way
then please do share 
always happy to improve the service to give
customers the best possible!
Thanks and let us know if you have any questions.
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3 July 2015 15:05
hi
i have a few sites on shared hosting using lucee. today i wanted to set up
a subdomain for a test site, and was told by the hosting company ( host
media ) that they have to do this in what they call off-peak hours because
setting up a new lucee site means restarting the lucee service;
is this really true? we were on railo before and i don’t remember this, i
remember setting up new sub domains and new sites with railo really
quickly. is this a change in how lucee does things? or are the hosting
company trying to blag me? they did have some trouble after the railo to
lucee migration …
if thats true, its really bad for those of us on shared hosting that any
time a new lucee site is added, all the other lucee sites are down for half
an hour!
luke
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