I wanted to host a Discord Bot on my friends Root Server and did everything the same way I did on my Computer. (Download Node js and Visual Studio Code and start setting it up). Unfortunately the Root Server is blocking some files, so I can't just do it the same way as I did on my computer. My question now is, is there any other way to host the bot on the Root Server or do I need to start looking for other hosting options?
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I'm hosting my website on server and when i'm going to choose file uption it give me error.the file choosen is working perfectly in local server but problem on hosting server the error message screen short is
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im hosting my website on plesk server and when i upload file it don't give me permission for write on folder .folder may make changes on my plesk web host server inside my project i have made changes and give aceess to write.
One of my client has node server installed on Ec2 instance. I am able to access the files and edit them. However changes are not reflecting. I guess I need to restart the server.
However I am not able to do so. Terminal is showing "Command not found" when using both "node" and "nodejs" (Even with sudo).
I am new to both AWS and Angular. Any help will be appreciated.
How can I prevent an old Hosted site on ISS7 from loading up whenever I type the web address to a new site on my Wamp Server?
I just installed Wampserver on a Windows 2008 Server that was already hosting a wesbite of mine via IIS. So I changed the port number of the Wampserver to port 81 instead of 80, and installed it to the Wamp server with no issues.
However, as soon as I created a new project on my Wampserver, and attempted to test the new page; for some reason only the old hosted website on IIS7 loads up. This problem seems to repeat no matter what new projects I create on wamp.
I'm a novice at Wamp so if anyone know how to solve this problem please let me know, and if you can be as detailed as possible. Thank you!
I have installed DotNetNuke 5.6 on my local drive,now i want to move it to host to run web site. What steps should I do to run my web site?
If you haven't done anything to the site on your localhost, it might be easiest to have your host install a clean copy of DotNetNuke to a site for you. Many hosts will do that for you or provide automated tools to install it through their control panel.
In order to help you move a DotNetNuke site, we really need more details in order to provide a complete answer (your hosting company should be able to give you guidance) but the basics are:
1a. If you are just using SQL Express on the local host and plan to
use it under SQL Express on the host as well, you'll just need to
FTP up the DB files along with all the other files.
1b. If you'll be
running the DB under a full SQL Server: Backup your database on your
localhost, copy the DB backup to your host, and restore the database
to the database server provided by the host.
2. Create a blank website on the host.
3. FTP all site files from your localhost to the root directory of your new website.
4. Make sure the Network Service account has Full Access permissions to the root directory and all sub-directories.
5. If you're using a full SQL Server, you'll need to update connection strings in the web.config to point to the restored DB and
ensure you're using a user/login with read/write rights to the DB.
6. Browse to the site.
That should do it.
My Silverlight web site is supposed to let the client download a zip file. The zip contains two pdf files that are copied to a temp folder, plus a third pdf file created using crystal reports. On debug in my computer this is working perfectly. However, I've just published the project on a remote server and I can't download the file.
I don't know if the problem is with silverlight or the server, since I wasn't the one that configured it. When I run fiddler, it throws an 'Access to folder is denied' error.
Both me and the server Administrator already set permissions to write and read from that folder to every account of the server, and still does not work.
Can anyone help with this, I can't seem to figure if the problem is with the server or silverlight. The server is running Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard.
Thanks
Seems it has nothing to do with Silverlight.
The IIS worker process must have the rights to access this folder (mostly it's a group called {MachineName}\IIS_IUSRS).
If you're using Single Sign On/Impersonation, then the actual user as currently authenticated by the Network's (Windows) Domain Controller has to have access rights to that folder, which is not a recommended security architecture.