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setup on website subdomain

Added by Dr. Dhiraj K Gupta over 6 years ago

how do i setup on website subdomain? i use hostgator shared hosting.

please guide,


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RE: setup on website subdomain - Added by Adam Szabo about 3 years ago

I could recommend you would subscribe to a cloud based solution as I see setup and installation of a linux machine is not your scope, at least it is not part of the question but mandatory for a self-hosted solution

after subscribing you have yourdomain.openproject.com openproject (you could try 14 days for free)

if you would like to change the domain to openproject.yourwebsitesname.yourtld you must just ask the hostgator people

I hope i could help you here

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