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08-12-2007 4:31 PM
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can an admin from plusnet pls delete everything from my space
so i can load phpnuke8 there pls
so i can load phpnuke8 there pls
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Re: web help
08-12-2007 6:10 PM
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i tried using my ftp client but it said i didnt have access to that file

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08-12-2007 10:17 PM
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my ccgi status is off and no joy

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12-12-2007 6:19 PM
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You could try SSH @ 84.92.1.4:22 and removing files with the 'rm' command.
Host/IP: 84.92.1.4
Port: 22
Login with an SSH Client.
If you need an SSH Client try PuTTY - Here
once logged in, you should see something like:
username@cshellXX:~$
To remove all your files in your CCGI Root -
rm -r
Leave it for a while, it should ask you if you do / don't have permissions.
If you don't have permissions to a particular file. type:
chmod 777 path/to/file.ext
To give full rights so it cannot moan, and try deleting again.
Hope that helps...
Jim,
Host/IP: 84.92.1.4
Port: 22
Login with an SSH Client.
If you need an SSH Client try PuTTY - Here
once logged in, you should see something like:
username@cshellXX:~$
To remove all your files in your CCGI Root -
rm -r
Leave it for a while, it should ask you if you do / don't have permissions.
If you don't have permissions to a particular file. type:
chmod 777 path/to/file.ext
To give full rights so it cannot moan, and try deleting again.
Hope that helps...
Jim,
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