[@anime4unet Member 15 years, 9 months ago]

“Dear ********,

Unfortunately you would not be able to set up third level sub-domains, or use wildcard sub-domains with our hosting as you suggest you are attempting. You would not have access to the httpd.conf on our shared hosting servers. We do apologize for any inconvenience this might cause.

Please let us know if we can provide you with further assistance.

Sincerely,

Aidan P.

Online Support Technician”

Joy! lol.

Any ideas?

[@anime4unet Member 15 years, 10 months ago]

Godaddy is still taking it’s time with a reply.

Did we come up with any solution as to the blog appearing at the end of the domain?

[@anime4unet Member 15 years, 10 months ago]

Wow! So many replies xD

I shall contact GoDaddy and see if they’d allow it. i am using a shared server sadly. However my needs are not large so a shared server suits me fine.

However in the meantime I may be able to skip this all together or future users of multiple sub-domains if there was a way to place the blog at the end?

for example

Site: http://my.example.com

blog address: http://my.example.com/blog

Is this possible? Could this solve the problem? If it works it could even be a tastey feature for future releases

[@anime4unet Member 15 years, 10 months ago]

Well, Least you were able to understand my problem. I kinda baffled even myself with that.

If it helps at all I’m using GoDaddy hosting. they have their own DNS management system.

How this helps is beyond me. Merely trying to give what information I can that might be of use. I’m a total freshman when it comes to all this. However I’ve always had to try things. it’s how i learn. So please forgive my idiocy if it’s a simple solution staring me in the face.

Even now when i attempt to make a blog from a new user it simply appears with an error page saying the page does not exist. I thought this could be a permissions error at first but if so how could accounts be made? I don’t know. Hence the cry for help