I have a website and in the middle of it there is the word “sudo” when I create it, it simply does not create it because it contains the word sudo in the middle of the name ex: sitesudoeste.com.br
need help
every site that contains the word sudo in the middle or at the beginning it does not create the directory
Welcome @pessoalalan Happy you are here
Does this occur when Creating Website or when trying to create a folder in File Manager ?
when creating the site it does not create the directories and when trying to create a folder or file nothing happens.
Can you try create using ssh terminal
$ mkdir /home/sitesudoeste.com.br/public_html/sudo
I tried but I didn’t succeed
What is the error on ssh terminal ?
Wrong. This
has no space after public_html. Kindly copy paste the command as you see it minus the dollar sign $
DO NOT COPY DOLLAR SIGN
mkdir /home/sitesudoeste.com.br/public_html/sudo
Does this website exists ? Where is the document root ?
What are you trying to do ? Isnt your issue creating a folder called “sudo” under /home/blogsudoeste.com.br/public_html simply run
mkdir /home/blogsudoeste.com.br/public_html/sudo
and nothing else
it seems to be an update problem, because everyone who has the word sudo it doesn’t let it show in the manange file. it’s like there’s a blacklist blocking
There is nothing wrong with the update I just created files names “sudo” on Ubuntu 20 and AlmaLinux 8.4. Which os is this ?
Ubuntu 18.04 64bit minimal,
when any other name is created it works normally. when I create blogsudoeste it does not accept it. creates it but when I go to my file manager it doesn’t list the public_html folders and the others.
and when I go to the vHost Conf file it appears like this:
cat: /usr/local/lsws/conf/vhosts/blogeste.com.br/vhost.conf: No such file or directory