Replicate directory creation....

I have a question that may be silly, but I have databases with a directory structure something like the following:
$HOME/db1/file.db
$HOME/db2/file.db
$HOME/db3/file.db
When a new db is added to the environment the directory is created and the associated database files are added to the subdirectory.
While I haven't tried this yet, it seems that replication will not replicate the directory structure and would fail on adding a newly created set of dbs ( in their associated sub-directory ).
Is there a way ( or is it handled by default ) to replicate a sub-directory structure in the database environment to manage database files? Would I need to do application specific logging/recover for that to work? My understanding is that replication uses a different code path than normal updates, so I'm thinking that it may not work.
I hope that question makes some sense. Note that I also really want to use the replication infrastructure of the replication manager if possible.

Yea, it does sound like I would be, but it wasn't clear. I wasn't sure what "a subdirectory below the specified directory" really meant. Sounds like that means it can't be in a subdirectory of a directory specified by set_data_dir, correct? Seems obvious enough. Not sure what got me about that verbage.
My idea might have been somewhat silly in that I could create a log message when I create the directory. Then when the log was played forward I'd just make sure the directory existed. Seemed like alot of work.
OK, so let's assume I take the route of putting all replicated databases in data directories set by set_data_dir ( either DB_ENV->set_data_dir or in the DB_CONFIG file ). The one thing that isn't clear is how do I specify the data_dir when creating a database using DB::open )?
So I guess taking a step back, what I really liked about having sub-directories in a data_dir is that it's easy to manage ( I can move a subset of data easily to another mount point, etc ). Given that BerkeleyDB can handle Terabytes of data ( and I doubt everyone has mount points that handle terabytes of data ), I'm guessing some of the data management questions have come into play for others. What's the most common way of allowing for multiple directories ( and placing new DBs in specific directories ). Would I just specify multiple data_dir values and then open them using an absolute pathname? Seems like that would work.
thanks for the response.

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