webapps: No such file or directory" - FIND A SOLUTION

Edit : thanks , i found a solution.

Hello, I did create an application under (Domains / websites => Applications) And i did create a SSH user (Account => SSH/sftp Users) when i log in whit the user & pass into SHELL and i do "cd /home/<user>/webapps/" Or "cd ~/webapps" it says "/home/<user>/webapps: No such file or directory" So how can i do a user that have the webapps folder inside ?

asked Aug 03 '11 at 17:16

arcticoutlet
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edited Aug 03 '11 at 17:20

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0	Glad you found a solution. answered Aug 03 '11 at 17:50 johns ♦♦ 3454●2●7

It would be nice if you shared your solution.

answered Jun 09 '12 at 00:38

Chaga
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The <user> in the above solution has to be replaced the main account under which the new SSH user has been created, you also need to grant the new user access by following:

http://docs.webfaction.com/software/general.html?highlight=grant#granting-access-to-specific-users

Is this the problem you are facing too?

(Jun 09 '12 at 00:45) neeravk ♦♦

Thanks neeravk for pointing me to this documentation as it's possibly a permissions issue for me, but quite honestly I'm not sure if there's even a problem, because I commented below on how I'm able to navigate and open the files I want (I also use FireFTP to do this --what a great program for Mozilla). I'm just going to have to dig deeper into the documentation until I'm satisfied I understand it --not to mention CLI stuff in general, and getting really good with VIM:)

(Jun 09 '12 at 01:46) Chaga

I was having problems getting to my settings.php in my drupal app because the putty terminal kept saying drup: No such file or directory. So I used the cd command on the various files and folders until I finally could nano settings.php. I think there should be a better way but at least I got to the file I wanted. This website helped me under the "Where am I, what do I do, and how do I move around?" section: http://giellatekno.uit.no/doc/tools/docu-unix.html

answered Jun 09 '12 at 01:03

Chaga
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edited Jun 09 '12 at 01:05

Ok, all the apps are installed in ~/webapps/&ltreplace-app-name>.

So, you just need to do: nano ~/webapps/<drupal-app>/sites/default/settings.php to edit the file.

(Jun 09 '12 at 03:05) neeravk ♦♦

Thanks again neeravk: nano ~/webapps/<drupal-app>/sites/default/settings.php is the easier solution I was looking for.

(Jun 09 '12 at 04:15) Chaga

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