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  1. spencermjax

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    Why is it that I have two indes.html files in my public_html folder? If I rename one of them I can then delete it. However, If I ftp a new (updated) index.html AND specift to "overwrite existing file" It still leaves two files in the folder.
     
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    Are you saying that you have two files with the same name in the same directory? That doesn't seem likely, they must have different names, right?
     
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    I have attached a snapshot of the files in public_html. However, I just tried to delete one of them and it let me send it to the trash can. I did not completely delete it but tried to go to my site (onlinehostingsource.com) and it simply gives me access to the file structure. I have not had that happen before.

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    I just shecked my site again and it is showing up as it should. Any idea what is doing on??
     

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    When you access your site through FTP, do you see two index files as well?

    I'm not sure what's going on here, but this seems like a problem with just the file manager. Have you sent a support request in to your hosting company?
     
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    I don't remember if it did with ftp. I'll check it out. have not sent support ticket but will do so as soon as I click "submit reply". Thanks.
     
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