hi I have this error after configuring my deploy dir to: {site_url}/{site_id}

* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* Copy failed
* Copy failed
* Copy failed
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* JFolder::create: Could not create directory
* Unable to create a directory [http:/www.woundedsouls.com/sample10/cache] into the deployed directory.
* Unable to create a directory [http:/www.woundedsouls.com/sample10/logs] into the deployed directory.
* Unable to create a directory [http:/www.woundedsouls.com/sample10/tmp] into the deployed directory.
* Unable to copy the file [/home/woundeds/public_html/.htaccess] into the deployed directory.
* Unable to copy the file [/home/woundeds/public_html/htaccess.txt] into the deployed directory.
* Unable to copy the file [/home/woundeds/public_html/robots.txt] into the deployed directory.

but when I change the deploy dir to home/****/public_html/{site_id}
it successfully create a slave site but can't create a directory or a slave site in a root.

Please help me.. I change the file permission in robot.txt, htaccess.txt and .htaccess to 755. then after creating a slave site it back to the chmod 777.

If you read the meaning of the keywords that is described in the yellow light, you will see that
{site_url}/{site_id} is translated into www.yourdomain.com/xxxx

If you read that carefully, you will see that this does not correspond to a location on your disk.
This is the reason why you have other keywords like{root} or {site_dir} or {multisites} to have the location on the disk.

If the domain is {site_url}/{site_id}
then the equivalent keywords to have a location on the disk is {root}/{site_id}

hi edwin;

thank you very much for your reply.
I guess {site_url}/{site_id} is correct but by the way thanks so much.
it will create a slave site now in a root directory.

also I have doubt in my mind
www.domain.com/{site_id,
{root}/{site_id} } and
home/****/public_html/{site_id}

what are the main diff.

You always have to create a relationship between the URL and the location on the disk.

Domain = something that is .....
that is located somewhere on the disk.

JMS Multistes just gives you some keywords (shortcut) to make the url and path on the disk more easier to write.

Up to you to use them or hardcode the full domain and full path on the disk

hi;

but when I use the deploy dir. to
home/****/public_html/{site_id} and
www.domain.com/{site_id}

I got an error as what is mentioned above..

You have to enable the check box to ask creating the deploy directory when it does not exists.

If you can not create the directory, start to create it manually to check the permission.
Perhaps your parent directory does not allow to create it or you are trying to deploy the directory in a place where you don't have permission or restricted with an open_basedir

Check the permission of your environment.

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