The Domain of One's Own Settings page allows for some behavior of a Domain of One's Own instance to be customized. This page is in the WordPress backend to ensure that only logged in users (DoOO Admins in particular) are able to access it, and can be found at /wp-admin/admin.php?page=dooo-settings. For example, on stateu.org, the page is located at: https://stateu.org/wp-admin/admin.php?page=dooo-settings.
Some important settings include:
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default_package: This is the cPanel hosting package that newly created accounts will use. This setting will default to the included basic hosting account package, named "default". Only hosting packages that exist on all servers connected to a DoOO portal will appear as options. -
default_requestform: This is the (relative) URL to the request form; the contact form where DoOO Requesters are sent upon logging in so that they may request an account. It defaults to "/interest-form". If you aren't using a local contact form (like Gravity Forms), and instead are using an external form that cannot be embedded on the site, then you will need to set a redirect on this relative URL to that external form. -
default_selfserve: This is the number of accounts that a DoOO User may create for themselves using the New Account form on the DoOO Dashboard page. It defaults to 1. DoOO Admins are exempt from this self-service limit, on both the DoOO Dashboard page or the DoOO Accounts page. -
default_server: This is the server on which new accounts will be created. It will default to the first server connected to a DoOO portal. -
default_subdomain: This is the domain upon which subdomains for user accounts will exist. For example, if the if the subdomain is set to.project.school.edu, the user accounts will be set up onuser.project.school.edu. It is left empty by default so it can be properly set, or so users can use their own FQDNs. -
default_tos: This is the (absolute) URL on which the DoOO project's Terms of Service exists. It defaults to Reclaim Hosting's own ToS. -
flag_collab: This setting determines if cPanel accounts can be shared between users. It defaults to "false".
Additional information on the various settings can be found in the embedded Admin Doc titled "DoOO Settings".