Introduction to SiteWorx¶
SiteWorx is the is the Web Admin control panel interface, which provides domain-level controls for tasks such as:
Managing domain-level users
Creating services such as the email accounts, FTP accounts, MySQL databases, and DNS records for the domain
Creating and restoring backups
Statistical analysis
File management
SiteWorx can be accessed in the browser with any of the following, replacing {domain.com}, {hostname.com}, or {ip.ad.re.ss} with the corresponding information:
https://{domain.com}:2443/siteworx
https://{hostname.com}:2443/siteworx
https://{ip.ad.re.ss}:2443/siteworx
On the left side of the SiteWorx interface is a menu with the following items:
At the CLI, SiteWorx account files are located in the /home/{unixuser}
directory, replacing
{unixuser}
with the corresponding information.
The full directory breakdown is as follows, replacing {domain.com}
with the corresponding information:
SiteWorx account base directory:
/home/{unixuser}
Primary or Secondary domain’s base directory:
/home/{unixuser}/{domain.com}
Symlink to the primary domain’s DocumentRoot:
/home/{unixuser}/public_html
Primary or Secondary domain’s DocumentRoot:
/home/{unixuser}/{domain.com}/html
Primary or Secondary domain’s default backup file location:
/home/{unixuser}/{domain.com}/iworx-backup
Storage for RRD files, which are used for graphs:
/home/{unixuser}/var/rrd
Primary or Secondary domain’s Maildir location:
/home/{unixuser}/var/{domain.com}/mail
Primary or Secondary domain’s SSL file storage location:
/home/{unixuser}/var/{domain.com}/ssl
Primary or Secondary domain’s Stats storage location:
/home/{unixuser}/var/{domain.com}/stats
Primary or Secondary domain’s domain-level Apache log file storage:
/home/{unixuser}/var/{domain.com}/logs