You should upload your website files under the public_html folder. You may use the File Manager in the cPanel or your favorite FTP program.
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Where do I upload my website files?
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010Generate a .htaccess file
Thursday, June 24th, 2010You can generate a .htaccess file for rewrite rules, redirects, Map Folder To Script, Custom Error Documents, Rewrite Condition, Protect System Files, File Cache Control, Additional Mime Types, File Extensions, Default Page & Authentication with http://cooletips.de/htaccess/.
How can I get my free hosting?
Thursday, June 17th, 2010Follow these steps to get your free web hosting account and set your web sites.
1. Go to Client Area.
2. Go to Order and request for your hosting account.
3. Choose whether to update your name servers on an existing domain or use a free sub domain. If you don’t have a domain yet, get your Free Domain Name.
4. Review your hosting request and proceed to Checkout.
5. Enter your complete details.
6. Read the Terms of Service thoroughly.
7. Wait for confirmation.
8. Reply to the confirmation
9. Wait for the account setup message.
Once your free hosting account has been setup (usually within an hour), a confirmation email will be sent to your email. If it seems to be taking too long and the mail has not arrived yet on your mailbox kindly check your spam folder, if the Welcome Mail is there, add our email to your white list.
1. Read the confirmation and setup mails carefully.
2. Log to your cPanel (yourdomain.com/cpanel) using your credentials.
3. Add your web site.
How discover who deleted files in linux
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010Looking for a file but it’s not there? Find out which user deleted the file/s?
Log using the root account and execute these commands:
/var/log/messages
To check if the files were deleted using FTP
/usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log
To check if the files were deleted using file manager
history
If the files were deleted using shell access