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- #1 by paul85
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Since changing to the pro hosting package, my site hasn't been accessible. I have uploaded files to my domain manager, but they aren't showing on the web. I just get the holding page.
I haven't changed anything about the files, they were the same ones previously uploaded to the earlier hosting package.
Any clues ???
My site is
www.touchon-watch.com - Posted on Friday, 8th June 2007 at 1:56pm
- #2 by timsaunders1
- Hi, what's your start page called? Supanet have only set index.html, index.php as valid start pages, so you might have to get them to set your start page as a valid start page in the config of your website
- Posted on Friday, 8th June 2007 at 1:59pm
- #3 by admin
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The reason you are getting the holding page is because your index.htm (your homepage) is in a sub directory. This means to view your homepage you must enter...
http://www. domain>.com/www/htdocs/
You must upload the files into the / (home) directory so it is not in a sub directory anymore. Your site will then show when you search for your domain. - Posted on Friday, 8th June 2007 at 2:40pm
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