Hello all,
I'm having some trouble with my file manager in cpanel (possibly as a result of chowning and chgrp'ing all files in the user's home directory to that user).
The file manager refuses to:
- rename files
- move files
- edit files (they become blank)
- copy files (the destination file become blank)
- extract files (the destination files/folders don't exist).
I presume this is some self-inflicted permissions/ownership problem, the question is how do I 'reset' permissions/ownership for the user I'm administering? (I have root access to the server.)
I ran:
chown -R vpntunne * (while in /home/vpntunne/public_html)
chgrp -R vpntunne * (while in /home/vpntunne/public_html).
Can anyone suggest a quick fix? This was happening after copying across data from another host to the user's public_html directory, seems the problem is still present.
Thanks all,
LastChanceHotel
I'm having some trouble with my file manager in cpanel (possibly as a result of chowning and chgrp'ing all files in the user's home directory to that user).
The file manager refuses to:
- rename files
- move files
- edit files (they become blank)
- copy files (the destination file become blank)
- extract files (the destination files/folders don't exist).
I presume this is some self-inflicted permissions/ownership problem, the question is how do I 'reset' permissions/ownership for the user I'm administering? (I have root access to the server.)
I ran:
chown -R vpntunne * (while in /home/vpntunne/public_html)
chgrp -R vpntunne * (while in /home/vpntunne/public_html).
Can anyone suggest a quick fix? This was happening after copying across data from another host to the user's public_html directory, seems the problem is still present.
Thanks all,
LastChanceHotel