what is the difference between www and public_html? I have hosed my domain in a small hosting company and when i was going through all its folders i found both the folder www and public_html has the same content. but by hosting company asks me to upload all my files into public_html. Iam curious to know the difference between these two folders.
View 19 RepliesI'm a customer and don't know much about server management, so like title says, is it okay to put php.ini in public_html?
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Code:
RewriteEngine On
rewritecond %[url]
rewriteRule ^(.*) [url]
I have this in my root (public_html) folder. However when you go to [url]
it redirects you to [url]
I'm already in the root. Why would it try to go to public_html/public_html?
What's the correct implementation of this .htaccess?
what should be ideal chmod permission for public_html and other folders.
is 755 fine ? what is most secure one
My server has one IP address assigned to it and i use Webmin with Virtualmin to manage domains.
When you put my IP into a browser like [url]however, it points to my websites public_html folder at /home/username/public_html, which was the first domain i set up.
I would like to change it so that the IP points to its own folder: /var/www/html when entered into a browser.. how do i do this?
I have recently registered a new dedicated server, I am trying to move some sites over. Essentially, what I am trying to do is copy the public_html folder from one server to another.
I have root access on both accounts, I have managed to move the whole home folder from the old to the new, but I guess I would need to download all 2gigs worth of data then upload again, or is it possible to extract only the information you need from the compressed backup.
I am thinking that specifying data from an uncompressed folder wouldn't be possilbe, so, is there a way of moving certain folders from one server to another via SSH?
I wanted a move 1 accounts from cPanel to DirectAdmin server platform. I know it has to be done manually. But this one account has 800MB.
So the question is:
Is it possible to tar public_html while keeping every permission & folder ownership at it's correct setting?
(Sql is not a problem for me)
My website has 200,000 webpages.
I would like to upload all of them to the hosting under public_html
I do not use sub directory.
Can I make sever down or slow?
OK so I'm on the shell and looking at the contents of my home/ directory which has all the various accounts. In each account directory are subdirs such as mail, logs, tmp, etc, and public_html. Is there a way (or a ZIP command) to be in the home directory and create a massive ZIP file containing all the account directories, each containing ONLY the respective public_html subdir for that account?
Using the command "zip -r Backups.zip ./" seems to include all those extra folders (such as mail, etc.) that aren't needed.
I have a VPS with WHM/cPanel on linux.
Currently my sub-domain points to a sub-folder in public_html
I want to make 18 sub-domains but I want them to point to public_html instead.
In other words sub.domain.com will point to /home/user/public_html/ instead of /home/user/public_html/sub/
When I'm adding a new account, I got some error:
[url]
How can I fix that?
I am getting this error and I just installed apache 2.2 and added a user using useradd user. When i added into the virtual which is:
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /home/user/public_html
ServerName user.com
</VirtualHost>
It does not find the public_html folder I added. Is this a permissions problem? or something else?
created one problem for us cpanel
in create new account:
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
Setting up FrontpageŽ...
/home/create1/public_html does not exist or is not a directory!
I have fresh cpanel, but when i create account it doesn't put public_html and public_ftp folder in the account...
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home/USER/public_html
instead of:
C:Users estetc...
I want to do this to make my test server just like the remote server.
I looked all over the web.....well google like 5-6 pages and found the answer but I am not sure I understand.
What is the difference from having [url]and [url]?
does it make a difference to the web user, is it a server thing.
I'm curious. I have read some stuff recently about Amazon, Mosso and other clouds. I know Mosso has switched over to a request based pricing model and I realized that I am not sure exactly what a 'request' is.
I think that a hit, as tallied by AWStats, Webalizer, etc. would be the same thing as a request, but I wasn't 100% sure if that was the case with Mosso. I actually contacted Mosso support (someone I know is considering using them) to ask them for clarification on a request. They stated that a page with two images would be three requests, one for each image and one for the page itself. I asked if it was the same as 'hits' and they said no, it isn't. This didn't sound right to me, because my understanding of 'hits' is the same as how he described 'requests'.
So, I figured I would just ask the experts on WHT.
I am looking to purchase either a VPS1024 or Hybrid1 server from WiredTree this Friday.
The purpose of the server is to house a fairly active phpBB3 forum (10,000 registered members with around 100 members online at any one time). Now what is the benefit of going for the more expensive Hybrid1 ($99 with coupon) compared to the VPS1024 ($71.20 with coupon) - thats almost a $30 difference in price?
In layman terms - am I going to get a greater benefit with the Hybrid1 over the VPS1024?
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what is the difference between a Level 1, 2, and three issue.
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View 4 Replies View Relatedi just wanted to know what exactly is the difference between providers like say Burst.net and corenetworks and say hivevelocity or cari or any other.
why is that they can provide 2 Tb bandwidth in around 30 usd and rest cant?
is the bandwidth quality difference or what?
what will be the dfferences?
What is the difference between RAM and burstable RAM?
What even is RAM!
I ask because I upgraded my server (again) today. I went from 256 RAM, to 512, now to 1024 of RAM. Is 1 gig of RAM good?
Also, I want to know in general if I am getting a good deal here
I have a VPS now with these specs:
Dedicated RAM: 1024 MB
Burstable RAM: 4096 MB
RAID 10 Disk Space: 100 GB
FREE Backup Space: 100 GB
Premium Bandwidth: 4000 GB
Dedicated IP Address: 2
Monthly Price: $119.99
does that seem like a good deal to you?
I ask because I am new to all of this, and don't know if I am getting jipped.
Should a site on this server run fast, if it is a high traffic "tube" site?
I have a partition /dev/sda2 which is mounted to /webroot.
Today, I find that I can't upload any files via IPB (running on lighttpd)
So, as usual, I went on SSH and tried df in order to see how much space is left on the server:
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
<deleted>
/dev/sda2 20641788 19483292 109856 100% /webroot
Since lighttpd is running inside chroot, I thought it was the log files but even after I deleted them, it is still at 100% usage.
After spending some time, I couldn't find any large files so I did du -hs to see which folder is using large amount of space.
web1:/webroot# du -hs /webroot
2.2G /webroot
I'm without a clue on this as what du -hs is telling me and df is different but it seems like the partition is really full.
Any ideas?
Here is the output of tune2fs for reference:
web1:/webroot/var/run/lighttpd# tune2fs -l /dev/sda2
tune2fs 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
Filesystem volume name: /webroot
Last mounted on: <not available>
Filesystem UUID: 62625b28-9ad6-4258-8acc-0bfa0e7b5f48
Filesystem magic number: 0xEF53
Filesystem revision #: 1 (dynamic)
Filesystem features: has_journal filetype needs_recovery sparse_super large _file
Default mount options: (none)
Filesystem state: clean
Errors behavior: Continue
Filesystem OS type: Linux
Inode count: 2626560
Block count: 5242880
Reserved block count: 262160
Free blocks: 5123494
Free inodes: 2626465
First block: 0
Block size: 4096
Fragment size: 4096
Blocks per group: 32768
Fragments per group: 32768
Inodes per group: 16416
Inode blocks per group: 513
Filesystem created: Fri Jun 27 13:34:27 2008
Last mount time: Sun Jun 29 01:11:27 2008
Last write time: Sun Jun 29 01:11:27 2008
Mount count: 7
Maximum mount count: 36
Last checked: Fri Jun 27 13:34:27 2008
Check interval: 15552000 (6 months)
Next check after: Wed Dec 24 12:34:27 2008
Reserved blocks uid: 0 (user root)
Reserved blocks gid: 0 (group root)
First inode: 11
Inode size: 128
Journal inode: 8
First orphan inode: 820811
Default directory hash: tea
Directory Hash Seed: de38e2ce-4ee2-4ecd-a562-16ecb5982500
Journal backup: inode blocks
Also /etc/fstab entry for /dev/sda2:
web1:/webroot# cat /etc/fstab|grep sda2
/dev/sda2 /webroot ext3 defaults 1 2
you can get really cheap ones, like $20/year, but you can also get really expensive ones, I've seen over 1k per year.
What is the difference between these? Right now I just use self signed but eventually I'll probably want to get a "real" one to suppress all the warnings. (newer browsers are bad for that, they make it look like the site is down, to a typical user).
I'm trying to move all files in the public_html folder from one server to the other. The way I used to do it was download all the files to my computer, then upload them again to the new server. This is a hassle and time consuming, obviously.
My question is, what is the SSH command to do the following:
- Zip the public_html folder
- Move or Copy zipped file from server #1 to server #2
- Unzip it the public_html folder
I figure this is the easiest way to do what I'm trying to do, unless you know of a better and faster way.
SoftLayer recently added TW Cable to their BGP mix. However, it is Time Warner Cable, while the ones I usually see is TW Telecom.
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So i am guessing unmanged there is now support one is on their own and managed it is just like shared cpanel hosting?
As stated on the title. I'm confused about power..
View 12 Replies View RelatedI think I'm ready to take the plunge for an unmanaged dedicated server but before I do,
I was wondering what's involved when managing a server (brief summary)?
I've been reading these pages and I'm sure this is within my capabilities.
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Obviously there's more to keep it ticking over smoothly so that's what I'm not sure about. I'm going to go for a server at Limestone Networks with cPanel.
As a VPS customer, are you more likely to spend slightly more on a provider providing the same specs but Virtuozzo instead of HyperVM? Why or why not? I'd love to hear some people's opinions on the matter, as I know people are very divided as to whether Virtuozzo is better than HyperVM or not.
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