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avi007i
Fri 25th Apr 2008, 13:15
I want to create a site, but i first wanted to learn something about hosting before applying for paid hosting. So I just created a sub-domain under a company which gives free hosting . I entered my C Panel and created a sub domain called aup.66ghz.com.
In the file manager in the member's area , a new folder called aup.66ghz.com was created. There was already a file called index.html in the parent directory.

I first uploaded all my files to aup.66ghz.com.
But then when I open the site aup.66ghz.com in web browser, It came like

__________________________________________________ ____

Index of / :

avi.html
mar1.html.
mar2.html

__________________________________________________ ___


This was not what I intended. I wanted the home page ( contained in avi.html) to open when i entered the website name in the address bar.

Then I deleted all the files and copied the Index file from the parent directory to the aup.66ghz.com folder ( htdocs subfolder).

Now when I open the site it says
" Congratulations! Your free hosting account has been activated.
Replace this index.html file with your website using FTP or the file manager."

And then I uploaded all my HTML documents again into this folder, but the site gives the same message i.e "Congratulations! Your free hosting account has been activated.
Replace this index.html file with your website using FTP or the file manager.
"


What should I do ?

avi007i
Fri 25th Apr 2008, 13:20
and one more thing there is a button called install at the top along with options like upload, delete etc.

When I click this, it says

"The net2ftp installer script has been copied to the FTP server.
This script runs on your web server and requires PHP to be installed.

In order to run it, click on the link below.

"http://209. ( I omitted the link for privacy reasons ) "

When I click on this link it says
"
Unable to connect













Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at 209.XX.XX.XX

* The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few
moments.

* If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
connection.

* If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.


"

any advices ??

pendelton
Fri 25th Apr 2008, 16:52
Home pages need to be called index.html

Contact your provider and let them know that PHP is not installed, or is not installed correctly.

Fergal
Fri 25th Apr 2008, 20:26
Are you availing of Byet's free hosting service?

If so, you might want to try searching and posting on their support forum or use their contact support option.

Let us know if you get it sorted.

avi007i
Sat 26th Apr 2008, 08:25
Home pages need to be called index.html

Contact your provider and let them know that PHP is not installed, or is not installed correctly.

thanks !! it worked !

pendelton
Sat 26th Apr 2008, 14:21
Happy to help. :)