I have a domain hosted at google. I just switched from windows hosting at
Godaddy to Linux hosting at Network solutions. It is a very simple personal
account and no real website per say consisting of text files, a couple of
subdomains..i.e... reference stuff I keep online.
I downloaded what
Put the files in public_html. As long as front page created a index.html
file it should work.
Are you using Cpanel?
https://scrot.cloud/images/2020/07/25/public_html.png
Al
On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 5:09 PM _ Winterlight
wrote:
> I have a domain hosted at google. I just switched from windows
Move your files in htdocs up one level. It looks like you are in
public_html now. A screenshot would help.
Al
On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 6:34 PM _ Winterlight
wrote:
> You mean create that folder because the only ones I see are
> cgi-bin
> htdocs
>
> I don't want this site on search engines ..
Moving them up one level is ROOT and it won't let me do that. Any folder can
be /home as long as the conf file points to it
htdocs (or www) is the directory that the Apache web server looks for files to
serve on your domain by default. This location can be changed to whatever value
you want.
You mean create that folder because the only ones I see are
cgi-bin
htdocs
I don't want this site on search engines .. and I have a robot.txt file to
prevent it so public-html doesn't defeat that?
From: Hardware on behalf of Al A
Sent: Saturday, July 25,
For me, gci-bin is in public-html, where your files should go. I don't see
the htdocs.
How are you accessing? c panel?
Al
On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 7:27 PM _ Winterlight
wrote:
> I can't move up one level because that is root. I have root and the two
> folders. I am beginning to think that the
Also, are you ftping into your ftp server or your web server?
Al
On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 8:31 PM Al A wrote:
> As you know, ftp is for moving files. You should be able to use the web to
> access your provider, login and use some kind of manager. cPanel is the
> most common for Linux hosting.
>
I can't move up one level because that is root. I have root and the two
folders. I am beginning to think that the problem is that godaddy hasn't
released it yet because I can see files for under construction and
logo-netsol.gif in the htdocs directory so I am beginning to think it is in
I ftp into my hosting account site. I don't see any of those folders you are
showing. When use a web browser to go to my domain I don't even see Network
Solutions logo and under construction page and that is telling me it is not
online yet. Now if the reason is Network Solutions has enabled
As you know, ftp is for moving files. You should be able to use the web to
access your provider, login and use some kind of manager. cPanel is the
most common for Linux hosting.
Move your files up one level. What do you have to lose? You need one file
with the name of index.html
Al
On Sat, Jul
ftp server
From: _ Winterlight
Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 1:40 PM
To: hardw...@lists.hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H] Hosting ...windows to Linux
Moving them up one level is ROOT and it won't let me do that. Any folder can
be /home as long as the conf
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