Zellephant
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I need to restore a website that was hacked and completely broken.
I have the site backed up. But I’m having serious trouble uploading the content into the public.html folder via ftp. If I upload the entire website as a .zip file, it uploads reasonably quick, but once unzipped, it creates a new folder within the public.html folder, with the website content in. Then if I try copy it to the root of public.html via ftp, it takes hours, and eventually my ftp connection bombs out before it’s complete, and I sit with half a website transferred to the public folder.
I have tried renaming the folder with the backup of site as public, so I can upload it to root and then replace the existing public folder with the new one, but that also won’t work, because it’s as if I can’t delete the existing public.html folder, in file manager via KonsoleH or via FTP. It’s as if the xneelo have locked it somehow.
How do I upload the backup of the website into the root of the public folder? What am I missing?
I have the site backed up. But I’m having serious trouble uploading the content into the public.html folder via ftp. If I upload the entire website as a .zip file, it uploads reasonably quick, but once unzipped, it creates a new folder within the public.html folder, with the website content in. Then if I try copy it to the root of public.html via ftp, it takes hours, and eventually my ftp connection bombs out before it’s complete, and I sit with half a website transferred to the public folder.
I have tried renaming the folder with the backup of site as public, so I can upload it to root and then replace the existing public folder with the new one, but that also won’t work, because it’s as if I can’t delete the existing public.html folder, in file manager via KonsoleH or via FTP. It’s as if the xneelo have locked it somehow.
How do I upload the backup of the website into the root of the public folder? What am I missing?