Custom Error Messages Deleted + Other Problems

TKY_Publishing

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Thanks in advance for the answer to this question. For the last 14hrs (since 3am - Montreal-time), I've been trying to get my website online. When I started out, I named the domain tky.com (but was dismayed to find out that a travel industry-based website had the same name), but then changed it to
tomorrowsknowledgeyesterday.com. I know that you have to use the public_html folder to keep all the website-relevant files, but in my case, there were 2 that were named the same (the other one that I had is in the same folder as where the domains folder is.) and by a combination of insane fatigue and overload rage, deleted the entire domain to start over again (to go take a long nap). When I returned, I noticed that that folder I deleted had all the standard Apache error messages and I'm ready to just pick up the box and throw it out the window. Before it meets that ultimate fate, I'd like to know if I can get those from SOME possible source, or do I have to execute some commands that'll restore them. This is my 1st time as a complete TLD admin
and I can't seem to get things on the road. My previous attempts to install the site were unsuccessful as well. I got this hosting package from another member of one of my other forums (as a community freebie), and have not been able to make heads or tails of just what is going on in the DA system. I understand that the domain has to be registered 1st before it can be used and that you have to set the permissions for all files/folders, and lock down your back doors, etc, but when using the Site-Helper embedded in the DA admin panel, I keep seeing references to boxes that I neither have, nor can locate with sustained effort (spent an hour looking for the panel that'd allow me to change the DNS designation;

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So, I already know I have issues out of my control. Sent a message to the hosting co. (Profithost.net), but since thy're in Amsterdam (somewhere I'd dearly love to be right now), it'll be a few hrs before I get a reply. I still think that DA is a great alternative to cPanel because of the flexibility and ease of use, but I've got the "deer-in-the-headlights" syndrome and don't quite know how to get the sunglasses on quick fast in a hurry. I also think that my .htaccess file has gone missing too - which I know I can recreate, but I'm no programming ace. This is almost too much for me. I'd like to break out of the sub-domain basement that I'm in now, but I'm sinking deeper into the quicksand. As there's nothing in the webspace, but a few random files (http://192.126.174.194), can someone help me out and address those concerns stated in this post? Thanks. I'd REALLY appreciate it.
 
DirectAdmin is extremely configurable. When your hosting company configures away some of the DirectAdmin features they ought to supply their own version of Site Helper. If the feature you want is in Site Helper but not on your account, then you need to have your hosting company make any necessary changes.

If you're allowed to have more than one domain try creating a new domain (any name), and then deleting the old one (the correct one, but also the one you accidentally deleted files from). Then recreate the old one and delete the temporary new one.

If that won't work you'll have to get help from your hosting company.

Note that your IP# isn't resolving at all; again that's something only your hosting company can help you with.

Jeff
 
DirectAdmin is extremely configurable. When your hosting company configures away some of the DirectAdmin features they ought to supply their own version of Site Helper. If the feature you want is in Site Helper but not on your account, then you need to have your hosting company make any necessary changes.


Dukes,
The functionality of the software, was nowhere in question. Even as I said before, I was finding the navigation of pre-loaded construct that I got as part of the hosting deal. DA R-O-C-K-S as an interface for building a website, fast and easy.


it'll be a few hrs before I get a reply. I still think that DA is a great alternative to cPanel because of the flexibility and ease


If you're allowed to have more than one domain try creating a new domain (any name), and then deleting the old one (the correct one, but also the one you accidentally deleted files from). Then recreate the old one and delete the temporary new one.


Would like to do that quick fast and in a hurry, but it's just that there's some things a little over my head, and the original question meant that if it was POSSIBLE, where would I be able to obtain those NEEDED Apache Error msgs. (for the sake of, if I was to approach the sitch-ee-a-shun likn' frum.... BARE METAL.)

If that won't work you'll have to get help from your hosting company.
Note that your IP# isn't resolving at all; again that's something only your hosting company can help you with.
Jeff


Did that, Dukes, and you can
it'll be a few hrs before I get a reply.
me on it. (heheh..)

and the original question meant that if it was POSSIBLE, where would I be able to obtain those NEED Apache Error msgs. (for the sake of, if I was to approach the sitch-ee-a-shun likn' frum.... BARE METAL.). Thanks for the reply. So, you know where to get any of that roun' heah, or what?
 
I have no idea how you responded to me and put in a whole bunch of other stuff that's not from me.

There's no specific place I know to get the custom apache error messages unless it's your server; they're on the server, but they're not available from the user level. If you don't have error messaes apache will create it's own, or you can design any kind of error message you want.

Jeff
 
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