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  1. Yes, all files located in /public_html is public and is visible to the open. Everything in / are system folders or private folders. ;)

     

    Try connecting again in approximately 10 minutes; FTP might be experiencing a temporary downtime.

     

    Would you like to have a fresh Joomla install? If so, go into cPanel and select 'Softaculous'. From the 'Portals/CMS' list, select Joomla. Follow the wizard to install it, and your done. You don't even need to use FTP! :D

  2. Do you have two accounts? If so, could you provide the other account's details? :)

     

    According to the database, host1x is in the database and is Inactive (in the queue for deletion). I can delete the account manually for you if you like so you can try again? :)

     

    The code that I ran at Stevie specified the following

    Username: host1x
    Addon Domain: x-creations.co.nz

    Is this correct?

  3. Okay, I matched the permissions as best as I could. It doesn't seem to have worked though.

     

    In the process, I noticed a couple more differences:

    - missing 'access-logs' and 'public-ftp' folders

    - the details of the 'etc' folder says 'mail' instead of 'blacksta'

    - the details of the 'public_html' folder says 'nobody' instead of 'blacksta'

  4. That said life would be pretty boring if everything always worked perfectly all the time. We all need a few problems from time to time to keep us awake and on our toes.
    Yeah, my job would be boring if everything worked perfectly all the time. That's probably why I am an administrator at a free webhost. :lol: Still, I try to resolve any issues as soon as I can. :D
  5. Sorry, I forgot about this. :wacko: Thanks for the reminder. :)

     

    I SSH'ed in and took a look at your files and permissions:

    root@stevie [~]# ls -l /home1/blacksta

    total 20
    drwxr-x---  2 blacksta mail     4096 Feb 23 06:34 etc/
    drwxrwx---  8 blacksta blacksta 4096 Jun  2 21:12 mail/
    drwxr-x--- 13 blacksta nobody   4096 May 14 04:34 public_html/
    drwx------  4 blacksta blacksta 4096 May 16 01:45 ssl/
    drwxr-xr-x  3 blacksta blacksta 4096 Feb 18 06:08 tmp/
    lrwxrwxrwx  1 blacksta blacksta   11 Feb 18 05:28 www -> public_html/

     

    I tried it on a working Area52 account, and the permissions look greater, as well as a missing access-logs folder:

     

    root@stevie [~]# ls -l /home1/area52

    total 20
    lrwxrwxrwx  1 area52 area52   30 Apr  5 18:18 access-logs -> /usr/local/apache/domlogs/info
    drwxr-xr-x  2 area52 area52 4096 Apr  3 06:56 etc/
    drwxr-x--- 10 area52 area52 4096 Jun  1 10:28 mail/
    drwxr-xr-x  3 area52 area52 4096 Apr  3 06:56 public_ftp/
    drwxr-xr-x 16 area52 area52 4096 Jun  5 10:21 public_html/
    drwxr-xr-x  8 area52 area52 4096 Jun  5 10:01 tmp/
    lrwxrwxrwx  1 area52 area52   11 Apr  5 18:18 www -> public_html/

  6. @cl58 - It might be that the script is stopping (when your SSH client is closed). Before running the script, run this command first.

    screen

    Then you can close down your client and the script will run without stopping. :)

     

    Anyway, looks like everything is working now?

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