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cortexx · #1 16th August 2007, 20:48

Hi Guys

SO i got my email to work ( for the record i was using oulooks test send feature in the accounts section and it always said it cant send so i assumed that email wasnt working but i can actually send and recieve when i came down to it)

my next problem is that i have uploaded a website to the server and replaced the index.html file with a new one , but still get :-

"This is the standard index of your website. You can easily delete it or replace it with another file. This is the index.html file in the web directory.
For questions or problems please contact the server administrator. "

I made sure the old site was not cached , even deleted the index.html file from the website but still get this message when i visit it . Where is it getting this from ?

catdude · #2 16th August 2007, 21:20

I'm a real newbie to ISPConfig, so take this with a grain of salt.

Are you certain that you're replacing the correct index.html? If your install is similar to mine, you would expect to find it in /<base dir>/web<some digits>/web. In the case of my system, I've been doing a lot of testing, therefor a lot of inserts/deletes, and have a lot of directories under <base dir>. I find it quite easy to replace the wrong index.html file.

cortexx · #3 16th August 2007, 21:35

what is used for FTP access to the website ?

im assuming i can access the website root that i want to change by using a name and password that was created in the user/email section of the site in question. Or does each user in this section have a seperate root and web folder ?

till · #4 16th August 2007, 23:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by cortexx

im assuming i can access the website root that i want to change by using a name and password that was created in the user/email section of the site in question. Or does each user in this section have a seperate root and web folder ?

1) Make sure that you have the administrator checkbox enabled for the user that you use to upload the files with FTP.
2) Make sure that you upload the files to the "web" directory.

cortexx · #5 16th August 2007, 23:10

thanks till

i didnt have my user set as a admin , its all makes sense now ...

, next problem , I get my emails , no one else can get emails from outside the local area network . any obvious settings i should look at ?