Easy question

Here is a question that is probably very easy but that I don't know how to
do [yet].

I have a web site www.aaa.net. A directory structure has been created for
me on the server as and it appears to me as /var/www/html. That is where
all my code is placed.

I want to have another site, www.aaa.org. I want the directory structure
for the html and php for this to be under the www.aaa.net directory tree in
a subdirectory org (/var/www/html/org). That way I can basically point to
the same code and it will simply be an alias when the sites go live. Also,
for now, they could behave differently with the public seeing www.aaa.org
(which has limited stuff) and we can continue to develop on www.aaa.net.

How do I do this?

Shelly


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