Old Domain Files !! Problem Still Persist Help Plz

[domaintrader]

Hi everybody,
i have the DA, once i tried to access my domains i had to wait long period of time to show, anyway i have decided to remove the domain from DA control panel, after i did delete the domain from all levels (Admin, reseller, user) along with assoicated IP addresses i re-created the domain/IPs and the rest old info.

everything went fine but now i have different directory for my domain whereby it is empty (welcome page only with DA logo) note that when i check the HDD space used i got the old capacity (3.5 GB) that means my files are still there in the server but my problem i CAN'T FIND where are they now !! i tried many SSH/TELENT applications to search for certain file(s) but with no success.

can you guys help to find my old directory location! i mean where to dig? and if i found them can i point my domain to that folder!???

appreciate your answers.

Cheers.

 

[nobaloney]

If you're asking about files stored in your account, then you can find them by shelling in as your account name and running (from your root directory)

$ find . -name "*" > filename

then scroll through the filename:

$ less filename

to see what files are found.

If you're asking about files stored elsewhere in the server, then if you have root access you can shell in as root and run:

# find / -user username > ~/filename

where username is your username.

Then you can peruse that file:

less ~/filename

Jeff

 

[domaintrader]

thanks for your reply.

i found the files but it shows like ./contact.html
i need to know the full path for that file , but the good thing it is there so i need to check teh whole path (search the whole HDD)


thanks.

 

[nobaloney]

./ is a shortcut for "the current directory."

Jeff

 

[domaintrader]

ok .
it says no such file or directory when i searched the whole HDD, how can this happen (HDD size indicates that my file still there 3.5 GB) ? if i delete the domain from user level does this affect the local files? so they will be deleted as well? if no why there is no sign for them.

 

[nobaloney]

First you write that it showed it as being in the current directory (the directory from which you ran the command), then later you wrote that it wasn't on the disk at all.

Which is correct?

Jeff