accessing_your_vhost_folders
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Accessing your VHOST Folders
Accessing Web Root
If your site is a VHOST, then you can access your site's files by:
- ssh to your VHOST with
ssh {LOGNAME}@{VHOSTDOMAIN}
with your normal LOGNAME and password. (this actually logs you into the 'norge' server with a few environment variables set) - Change to your html folder by using the
$VHOST
environment variable, e.g.cd $VHOST
ex ($
is the prompt in the example below, you should type equivalent commands at your shell prompt):
$ ssh peteyboy@irulecomputers.com … (login stuff) Welcome to the dedicated VHOST membership server log files: /var/log/nginx html files: /vhost/www The $VHOST environment variable will provide the full path to your site. $ cd $VHOST $pwd /vhost/www/nz/p/peteyboy $
This folder will contain subfolders, each for your different VHOSTS. In those folders, place all the web files for your website, as you would in ~/html for your site on the cluster, ex:
$ls /vhost/www/nz/p/peteyboy irulecomputers.com/ $
Accessing Log Files
your log files are /var/log/nginx/{VHOSTDOMAIN} and /var/log/nginx/{VHOSTDOMAIN}.err
accessing_your_vhost_folders.1740194381.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/02/22 03:19 by peteyboy