FTP help.

[shadow322]

When I try using the ftp I uploaded the invision powerboard folder to the public_html folder. But when I try to access it from a webbrowser it says the file cant be found. Why is this?

[nick1presta]

Do you get a 404 error?

If so, make sure you're spelling everything correctly.

[shadow322]

If I go to the root I can see the directories but I cant see the invision folder.
I see:
_private/ 22-Jun-2005 02:53 -
[DIR] cgi-bin/ 22-Jun-2005 02:53 -
[DIR] images/ 22-Jun-2005 02:53 -
[DIR] mrtg/ 11-Aug-2005 19:40 -
[TXT] postinfo.html 11-Jun-2005 18:43 2k
[DIR] suspended.page/

[Locke[4]]

Thats not your site's ip, thats the shared server's IP. You'll have to wait until your DNS resolves or submit a support ticket/message on AIM to find out what the address of your site is until it is resolved.

usually its something like 00.00.00.00/~username

Could be different for here.

Check: http://www.bihira.com/support/contact

[shadow322]

Thanks your right.
Edit: Why when I try to go to a PHP file it gives me this error?
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator, webmaster@boards4you.net and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

More information about this error may be available in the server error log.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
I know its the right URL because even in the file mananger it tells me thats where the file is located.

[BihiraJonathan]

We don't have a temporary address you can use, due to a security setting. You'll need to wait for your domain resolves in order to use your account. However I'm seeing your domain has resolved already.

The error you are getting is if you use incorrect permissions (i.e. anything above chmod 755 or php values in your .htaccess file). The way our servers work is that 755, acts like 777, but with a few securities. You can still use php values, you just need to place them in a php.ini file instead.