I posted this and then realised that I do not remeber how I had the permissions set to allow me to do this anymore. So the stuff below can be used to download the themes or files but not upload them.
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During the time when I was playing with the themes, It was a pain to keep having to copy themes from one place to another to get then in the frontend folder. So I did something like a reverse symlink to get around this.
If you have a site located on your cpanel server and your username is host99, then log into your server as root and go to
/home/host99 (You'll See)
|- public_html
|- public_ftp
|- temp
And so on. While you are in your main /home/host99, issue the following command as root.
ln -s /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend frontend
Now reload your ftp directory and you'll see,
/home/host99 (You'll See)
|- public_html
|- public_ftp
|- temp
|- frontend <- you now see this
Now, if you double click on the frontend symlink in your ftp client, you can now upload/download whatever parts of the theme that you are working on without having to copy the files all around or upload them into WHM as you'll now see...
/home/host99/frontend
|- bluelagoon
|- y
|- mail
|- xskin
ECT...
Regards,
Chris
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
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During the time when I was playing with the themes, It was a pain to keep having to copy themes from one place to another to get then in the frontend folder. So I did something like a reverse symlink to get around this.
If you have a site located on your cpanel server and your username is host99, then log into your server as root and go to
/home/host99 (You'll See)
|- public_html
|- public_ftp
|- temp
And so on. While you are in your main /home/host99, issue the following command as root.
ln -s /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend frontend
Now reload your ftp directory and you'll see,
/home/host99 (You'll See)
|- public_html
|- public_ftp
|- temp
|- frontend <- you now see this
Now, if you double click on the frontend symlink in your ftp client, you can now upload/download whatever parts of the theme that you are working on without having to copy the files all around or upload them into WHM as you'll now see...
/home/host99/frontend
|- bluelagoon
|- y
|- xskin
ECT...
Regards,
Chris
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
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