{"id":471,"date":"2024-07-26T23:32:09","date_gmt":"2024-07-26T21:32:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nemerko.org\/?p=471"},"modified":"2024-09-09T21:56:52","modified_gmt":"2024-09-09T19:56:52","slug":"english-how-to-fix-domain_name-directory-problem-after-import-a-website","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.nemerko.org\/en\/english-how-to-fix-domain_name-directory-problem-after-import-a-website\/","title":{"rendered":"How to fix “[DOMAIN_NAME]” directory problem after import a website"},"content":{"rendered":"

SolidCP is a successful, useful and user-friendly hosting panel.<\/span><\/span> The best part is that it is a free open-source software.<\/span><\/span> I am currently using version 1.4.9 of this software. Due to a disk problem, we experienced on the server where it was installed, it was giving an error when I wanted to change the file\/directory writing permissions of a user’s website.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Thereupon, after the necessary disk change, while repairing the account of this corrupted user, I had to create a new space and move the existing assets to this new space.<\/span><\/span> On my first attempt, all the sites got mixed up and crashed.<\/span><\/span> Because strangely, all the imported sites had created a directory called [DOMAIN_NAME]<\/em> under the directory where the space belonging to the user was defined and gathered the \/data, \/logs<\/em> and \/wwwroot<\/em> directories under it.<\/span><\/span> For this reason, I completely deleted the space and recreated it, and after importing the other assets, I decided to import the websites one by one.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

After that, when I imported the first site, it created a folder named [DOMAIN_NAME]<\/em> and copied the site to this folder. After trying a few methods, I solved the problem as follows:<\/p>\n

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1- First, stop the website and application pool via the SolidCP panel and do not close or change to this page.<\/p>\n

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2- Then change the name of the physical folder on the web server with the website name.<\/p>\n

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3- Then change the folder path on the website’s basic settings page on IIS.<\/p>\n

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4- Then change the folder path on the website’s log settings page on IIS.<\/p>\n

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5- Then update the Path information on the website properties page in SolidCP and click the Save Changes<\/em> button:<\/p>\n

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*If the above page does not allow you to change the path text, go to the relevant hosting plan settings and enable the “Change Site\/VirtDir Home Folder” option.<\/p>\n

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6- After you see the text Website updated successfully<\/em> in the green band, start the website and application pool in order.<\/p>\n

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If you are using an SSL on the site, you will see the image below on the SSL tab of the website properties page. Click the Import Existing Certificate<\/em>\u00a0button here.<\/p>\n

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This method worked in my case. I wanted to share my experience in case anyone needs the same information.<\/p>\n

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