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Why does moving accounts always screw them up?

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  1. xion

    xion Active Member

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    Why does it never work correctly? I always get an Access Denied error because the script doesn't chmod 755 the public_html directory on the new server. Can we please fix this.

    Also, any dns entries which are not subdomains or default ones, get wiped. This is also not very good.
     
    #1 xion, Jan 22, 2004
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    The default skeleton for all the accounts are under /root/cpanel-skel/ directory.
    Just create an index.html under the /root/cpanel-skel/public_html directory and it should not give Acces denied error ..


    Hope this helps ..
     
    #2 vijaykiran, Jan 23, 2004
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    Vijay, I don't think thats the problem. All the users files get moved over, and their index page is there. But public_html ends up wtih 700 permissions, not 755 as it should correctly have. So users get an Access Denied error.
     
    #3 xion, Jan 23, 2004
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