Dude your asking like really basic stuff
Here it is:
mkdir public_html
chmod 750 public_html
chown user.nobody public_html
Here it is:
mkdir public_html
chmod 750 public_html
chown user.nobody public_html
Hello Peteer,
The above commands need to be executed from backend. i.e., via SSH. After logging into the server execute cd /home/user and execute the above mentioned commands.
The above commands need to be executed from backend. i.e., via SSH. After logging into the server execute cd /home/user and execute the above mentioned commands.
If you do not have access to anything but FTP and File Manager for the server, since it appears you have a cPanel account only, then you can use File Manager or FTP to recreate the folder. You won't be able to create it with the right ownership permissions, though, and you'll have to ask your webhost to correct the permissions to be username:nobody
Basically, please contact your hosting provider to ask them to resolve this for you.
Basically, please contact your hosting provider to ask them to resolve this for you.
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