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> Reseting Account, can I get it all back to default?
imajin8shun
post Jul 2 2005, 10:24 PM
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I think I've made some mistakes when uploading files through ftp and I have folders everywhere and I don't know which ones I need to delete, so I was wondering if there was like a tool or something in the cpanel that would reset my account restoring all files to default.
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post Jul 2 2005, 11:45 PM
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This is why I downloaded all the folders in my hosting account, in case I messed up. It could help if you just listed the folders here. We may be able to easily save your account.

If it has to be reset, uhm I don't even know how to do that so about that I can't help you. That will have to be NilsC or OpaQue then.

ps. When you're uploading a site, put it in the Public_html folder.
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post Jul 3 2005, 03:30 AM
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Okay here's the story - when you FTP to your account, apart from your own folders you'll see a couple of normal folders and some folders and files beginning with a "."

Here's what you SHOULD NOT DELETE:
  • public_html
  • public_ftp
  • mail
  • tmp
  • www
  • Any files or folders beginning with a "."
Rest all you can wipe out at peace... but don't touch the ones mentioned above - or else your account might start malfunctioning.

Other than that, as moonwitch said, next time when you upload your website, either do it in the public_html folder or the link called www. Both are essentially the same. public_html is a real folder and www is a symbolic link which actually points to public_html. So anything you read or write to www gets redirected to public_html. Always remember, www <--> public_html.


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