I know that /www is an alias (symlink) for public_html, but I came across an account with virtual_html. Is there a difference between virtual_html and public_html?
And while I assume secure_html is for secure files, how does it tie in?
There is a directory say, "Master" and inside, "Master" there is sub-directory, "Slave". A user who has access to, "Master" should be able to access, "Slave" automatically. However, a user who has access to, "Slave" should not have access to, "Master". Inside cPanel this type of protection is not possible.
I want to move the entire contents of a directory tree to another directory.
So for example we may have a directory with 15 directories inside, each directory contains files itself. I want to copy all the files from the directory tree into another directory located somewhere else one the file system. I want only the "files" to end up in the other directory and not the file structure too.
If we want to Create output of "Tar" a directory ; to different server, how can we do that ?
I tried this command, but it does not works
tar -cvf oldserverzip.tar /directory | ssh newserver@newserver.com Basically, what we want is to shift a site "dump" to another server, without creating a copy at source server (as there is no space available there to create a "dump")
how I go about unlocking my bin directory and making it writable again. I tried to do installworld with the latest freebsd release and as soon as it gets to the bin directory I get a permissions denied error. I looked at the permissions and ownership compared to another freebsd box and they all look the same. I tried to create a file by using touch just to test it and I received permission denied error.
I want to have a directory that i want to set up so you can only a script can see files in a directory. They will be getting the file names from the database, i have turned off directory browsing. I have also set up a Robots.txt and stopped robots from scanning the directory. Is there anything else i can do?
Also is there and software that allows you to download an entire site. Even if it is gigs of content. If so, how do i set it so it will stop that from happening. I am on linux. Centos running Cpanel.
I have 10 GB partition and we have mount /var direcotry and now it has been full 97% what can i do and how to manage it and i have no other option because no other space is available to create new partition and mount there.
the caching directory I created for eaccelerator deleted by itself. There are 2 copies of eaccelerator, one for apache and one for litespeed. The one for Apache got deleted today. Could it be due to the fact that the directory hasn't been modified or accessed in nearly 2 weeks? It's been that long since Apache was used.
I need to be able to access resources such as PDFs, videos from my website once a user has logged in but I need to block users being able to access the resources from a url?
i updated my old pages on the ftp directory wwwroot.. i deleted the old files and inserted new pages with new names.. now i am not able to see the new website if i type the exact address..the old page is still being viewed. wheras if i omit the www part from the addres i am able to see the new page..
I would like to make some kind of script (probably .sh?) that automatically takes a directory, makes a copy of it then makes a gzip tar and then shoots it over to an FTP server. I would like this to happen twice a day (ie. every 12 hours).
<Directory "/usr/local/apache/cgi-bin"> AllowOverride None Options None Order allow,deny Allow from all
</Directory>
And the error logs say..
[Sun Jan 20 18:09:56 2008] [error] [client xx.xx.xx.xx] File does not exist: /home/goewowc/public_html/404.shtml [Sun Jan 20 18:09:56 2008] [error] [client xx.xx.xx.xx] script not found or unable to stat: /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin/first.txt
The CGI-bin directory is chmodded correctly, the files are also chmodded and belong to the correct group
I'm trying to create a directory, "hello", so I log in via SSH and CD to /proc, as this is where I want the directory to be. I type, "mkdir hello" and I get the following;
mkdir: cannot create directory `hello': No such file or directory
I've searched around for the error, and I've found two mentioned problems;
Persmissions Parent directory doesn't exist.
However, the parent directory; /proc does exist and it has the permissions 7777.
I'm trying to understand how to create a remote directory for basically external processing.. meaning..
I create let's say..
/bla/share
Then I patch that share into a running apache/php on the said server and connect externally to mysql and begin my remote processing..
I've tested bandwidth between the 2 servers at about 5 mbit and am looking to process about 176 Gb of data..
Of course I have a dozen questions on this issue since I've never done this before and don't know how to exactly establish a remote directory..
What is the easiest software/program to use command line for a remote directory.. sshfs, nfs or other? (especially for a older o/s FreeBSD 4.9)
Would data manipulation at 5 mbit sustained be really slow for processing 176 Gb of data give or take? (were not talking about copying that I know off.. just resizing files etc.)
I currently have a website that is on a dedicated, managed server and on this I have a few websites.
I'm looking at buying a video upload script, similar to youtube. So that people can upload DIY related videos.
My dedicated managed server is quite full and so I have just leased another dedicated server.
Originally I intended having the video upload site on a seperate domain name, but then I wondered if I created a directory on my current site, would it be possible to have the script on my main site in a directory but use the new server to run the script and hold the video etc?
So on my existing site I would have a directory like this /video
But instead of this using my resources on my existing server use the new server that I am leasing!
I am not sure if this is possible or not and so I thought I would ask the experts.
I was CHMODdin some directories and suddenly my FTP program says: Directory does not exist. When I refresh indeed the dir is gone, the site is not accesible anymore.
Ok, here's the deal. I am about to start a site to allow users to log into a password protected area and then, based on each individual user, they will be given access to a .pdf file which contains pricing and rate information that is specific to the particular user.
What is the best way for me to secure the location so that a person could not go to - for instance - www.site.com/docs/xxx.pdf and view someone else's file?
I am using a Win Server 2003/IIS 6 environment. The site will be written in php, and will have a SQL Server 2000 backend to store the userid/pwd combinations, and the name of the particular user's file. I know to make it where the contents of the directory can't be listed, but I need to make sure a person could not quess the filename of another users .pdf and be able to view it.