Files

Login to your Servage control panel at https://login.servage.net Go to "Domains and Websites" Tab and click on "Password protection". Choose the domain/sub-domain, you want to Password protect and then click on "Add" button. Enter the details to access the Password protected area, click on "Add" button. You are done !

For Linux, the path is: /storage/content/XX/YYYYYY Where XX = those last two digits of your customer number and YYYYYY = Your full customer number. You find the path when you log in to your account via SSH and enter the command "pwd" in your SSH terminal (without ""). For example : -securelve_sh-4.1$ pwd /storage/content/50/1002350 -securelve_sh-4.1$ Note : Please note that in new system we have public_html folder, that means your files are under /domain-folder/public_html

- log in to your Servage account - go to "Files" and choose "FileManager" - choose the folder or file for which you want to change the chmode/permissions - either click on the right mouse button: "Change (chmod) Rights (Folder/Files)" or on the key symbol in the tool bar - a new window opens and you can selet the owner, group and other permissions - push the green button "SAVE"

Unfortunately using the file manager it's not possible to recursively change the file permission. To change file access permissions you need to use the chmod command using shell. It has -R or –recursive option that change files and directories recursively. For example, If you want to recursively change the permission of administrator folder to 755, you can use the below command. -securelve_sh-4.1$ chmod 755 -R administrator The above command will change permission of the folder 'administrat...

To fix this add the following lines to .htaccess AddHandler fcgid-script .html .htm FcgidWrapper /storage/configuration/wrappers/XX/YYYYXX/domain.tld/php-wrapper The path here is unique for each customer, and is built by /storage/configuration/wrappers/ + [last two digits of customer number (xx)] + [full customer number (yyyyxx) ] + [domain.tld] + /php-wrapper Where XX = those last two digits of your customer number and YYYYYY = Your full customer number.