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Kelly S
04-02-2002, 09:25 PM
Dear, WHT members:

I just purchased a Dedicated Server with CPanel/WHM installed. I love it but I don't know much about managing a server besides the basic stuff.

I'm currently having a minor issue that I need resolved...

I still have my clients on my Reseller account and I'm trying to move the account to my new dedicated server.

I'm having a problem with the Skeleton Directory though. I know there should be a directory that says cpanel3-skel/public_html in the CPanel File Manager but there wasn't. So, I created it and started to create my clients accounts.

When I create an account it tries to copy from root/cpanel3-skel/public_html but there is no such thing since the directory is /home/myusername.

This is pretty much a script problem but I'm the only account on the server right now so I should be the root.

Is there a way to tell CPanel to copy from home/myusername instead of /root? Or is there something I forgot to set in CPanel?

If anyone is familiar with CPanel, please help me out. Thanks!

MCHost-Marc
04-03-2002, 01:11 AM
Why not place your files to be included in every account into /root/cpanel3-skel/ ? Anyways, log into SSH and issue the following commands:

cd /root
rm -rf /root/cpanel3-skel/
ln /home/yourusername/cpanel3-skel/ cpanel3-skel/ -s

That will create a symbolic link into /home/yourusername/cpanel3-skel/ for /root/cpanel3-skel/ :)

Kelly S
04-03-2002, 03:18 PM
Thanks Marc!

By the way...

Do you know of a website that has a complete list of Linux Commands?

I want to learn Linux by knowing the actual commands and either memorize them or go by the list.

Thanks!

ToastyX
04-03-2002, 03:26 PM
There is no fixed list of commands. Commands are just programs. There are hundreds and hundreds of programs installed on a standard Linux system. Here's a list of some basic commands though: http://www.emba.uvm.edu/CF/basic.html

You might want to look into getting book, since understanding Linux is more than knowing a lot of commands.