Linux webserver

[rickycen]

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Hello everybody! Let me give you a brief synopsis of why I am asking this question.
I belong to a clan from the medal of honor game (even at the age of 42 yes I still play games)
The company our server is through, provides web space. I currently had a site up, off my provider, Alltel who only provides 10mb of space free. Our game server provides 500mb.
Here's the question:
After researching Linux on the web and trying to figure our php nuke, I have come to the conclusion php will be a long proccess.
I then decided to put my current (HTML) site on the server, where I can quickly expand it. At least until I figure Nuke out.
Unfortunately, apparently you just can't throw it up?
Most claim the public_html file is where it goes? This is what's in here now:


File Manager

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Click on a folder icon to navigate.
Click on a name to view its properties.


/ public_html / (Current Folder)
Create New Folder
Upload file(s)
Up one level
_private 755
_vti_bin 755
_vti_cnf 755
_vti_log 755
_vti_pvt 750
_vti_txt 755
cgi-bin 755
images 755
Create New File
.htaccess 0 k 644
_vti_inf.html 1 k 644
index.html 6 k 644
postinfo.html 2 k 644
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However it does not show up online?
ANy suggestions?

Thanks much,

Rick

[Xnuiem]

id check with your hosting company, this isnt going to be something we can easily answer.

The problem is most likely in the httpd.conf file, but i doubt you have access to it.

[usedtire]

It looks like it is not recognizing your index.html as the index page. Try changing it to index.htm I would also contact your hosting company to find out what is normal practice for them.