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I have a linux server.

I need to know server path to httpdocs folder.

Please advice.


Thanks and you will get 500 $dnf if you tell me the right path.


Also, is here a tool for finiding these paths?
 

NameWolf

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Try

/home/username/public_html

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Try using www.SmartFTP.com it's very easy to use. You don't have to worry about paths just click on the folder that you want to upload to and drag the files over.
 

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ssh to your linux server and type

search httpdocs

or

find httpdocs

one of those methods should pull up and list some results
 

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Yakov,

If it's a standard apache webserver it will usually be:
/var/www
/var/http
/var/web

If you have an account on a shared server, try:
/home/yourusername/www
/home/yourusername/public_html
/home/yourusername/html

Cheers,
Chris.
 

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There are of course different possibilities, but an easy way I sometime use to determine server paths and other variables is to use the "Test CGI Package" script by Fluid Dynamics. You don't even have to install it yourself! Just click on "Automated Install" and a wizard will walk you through the process.

Another good script I use is "Master Pre-Installation Tester" by Will Master. Just upload in ASCII format to your cgi-bin, CMOD 755 and run.

Hope this is what you were looking for.
 
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