Solved Looking for the folder to upload the file (pdf) to access directly (domainname.com/files/....pdf)

[maniakovic]

Stupid question: where to upload the file to the public domain directory to have a direct link to view it?
I was searching for the 'Files' folder but found nothing.
Can I ask for the guidance?

 

[DrWizzle]

You need to have an active domain setup on your server. If you don't have it setup yet, click where the arrows are to create the domain. Also, make sure you have "User" selected at top as the Admin panel does not have a File Manager icon by default any more.

In your panel, click "File Manager"

When it opens, navigate to the public_html folder of the domain / subdomain you want to serve from and drag and drop file into that folder.

Anything above public_html in the heirarchy won't get served and won't be accessible via a browser

If you wanted somewhere like www.yourdomain.com/files/your_pdf.pdf then create the "files" folder in the "public_html" directory, navigate to that folder and upload your pdf files

 

[Richard G]

Can I ask for the guidance?

Yes one time, see answer above, next time please ask your hosting company as this forum is inteded for support to Directadmin license holders only, so admins and resellers. Not hosting customers.
Unless you're the license holder ofcourse.

 

[maniakovic]

You need to have an active domain setup on your server. If you don't have it setup yet, click where the arrows are to create the domain. Also, make sure you have "User" selected at top as the Admin panel does not have a File Manager icon by default any more.

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In your panel, click "File Manager"


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When it opens, navigate to the public_html folder of the domain / subdomain you want to serve from and drag and drop file into that folder.

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Anything above public_html in the heirarchy won't get served and won't be accessible via a browser

If you wanted somewhere like yourdomain.com/files/your_pdf.pdf then create the "files" folder in the "public_html" directory, navigate to that folder and upload your pdf files

Thank you for the help, it worked

 

[altayevrim]

Or Ctrl (Cmd) + J and search for File Manager it will show up on Admin panel as well. (I recommend using that search panel more since it is so powerful and fast.) For users and others you can use Ctrl (Cmd) + K. This search does not support menu items such as File Manager anymore unfortunately.