WHM did just update a few day ago, and I'm now using cPanel 11.32.2 (build 15).
Today, I created a new account for the first time after the upgrade. The client tried to install Templates Express via Fantastico, but received an error that "You cannot install more than one script in the root directory of a domain." Fantastico does not show any prior installations, though.
After mentioning this error to me, I tried to FTP in to see what was existing. I'm surprised, though, to find that there's no longer a /www/ or /public_html/ directory! All I have is:
/.cpan/
/.cpanel/
/.cpcpan/
/.fantasticodata/
/.htpasswds/
/.HttpRequest/
/.MirrorSearch/
/.trash/
/access_logs/
/perl/
/public_ftp/
/tmp/
.bash_logout
.bash_profile
.bashrc
.canna
.contactemail
.emacs
.lastlogin
.zshrc
public_html (a file, not a directory)
The file "public_html" contains the following:
<?php $version = '1.7' ; ?>
Previously created accounts still have the /www/ and /public_html/ directories, just not this one. I tried logging in as root, too, and see the same thing.
So, I'm lost. Where do I go to view/edit the /www/ files?
Today, I created a new account for the first time after the upgrade. The client tried to install Templates Express via Fantastico, but received an error that "You cannot install more than one script in the root directory of a domain." Fantastico does not show any prior installations, though.
After mentioning this error to me, I tried to FTP in to see what was existing. I'm surprised, though, to find that there's no longer a /www/ or /public_html/ directory! All I have is:
/.cpan/
/.cpanel/
/.cpcpan/
/.fantasticodata/
/.htpasswds/
/.HttpRequest/
/.MirrorSearch/
/.trash/
/access_logs/
/perl/
/public_ftp/
/tmp/
.bash_logout
.bash_profile
.bashrc
.canna
.contactemail
.emacs
.lastlogin
.zshrc
public_html (a file, not a directory)
The file "public_html" contains the following:
<?php $version = '1.7' ; ?>
Previously created accounts still have the /www/ and /public_html/ directories, just not this one. I tried logging in as root, too, and see the same thing.
So, I'm lost. Where do I go to view/edit the /www/ files?