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[maks]

if you're creating an ftp user through godaddy, the folder they're assigned to has to already exist. you can use sftp or ssh to create that folder if it doesn't exist.
also, account names are unique across the server or across their entire pool??. there are some reserved names i've encountered. eg. "marks98" is taken.

i created an upload folder under an app's folder for people to submit pics. they could only see their assigned home folder.

I'm shelled, and ftp'd in, with the same user, the main user for my vps. The files are clearly there, if I copy something into that directory I can see it on the web, I think their ftp server just kind of sucks balls and isn't sending the file list correctly. Now that I can shell in I can use that instead, I'd assume if I have ssh I have sftp.

[maks]

oh and I can't use letsencrypt without a dedicated, it absolutely requires sudo because the vps is missing a bunch of required packages, so there's that

oh and I can't use letsencrypt without a dedicated, it absolutely requires sudo because the vps is missing a bunch of required packages, so there's that

you have to pay them, bro
i've seen other hosts who let you use free certs as an option, but not godaddy of course. they suck as much money out of you as possible

[Poopalew]

you have to pay them, bro
i've seen other hosts who let you use free certs as an option, but not godaddy of course. they suck as much money out of you as possible

for Jehovahs day is near in Decision Vale.

[maks]

would it kill them to offer a web form to spin up certs and verify by automated phone system or email

[maks]

you have to pay them, bro
i've seen other hosts who let you use free certs as an option, but not godaddy of course. they suck as much money out of you as possible

letsencrypt is just as guilty, most other authorities will call you to verify you own the domain, they'll only issue one if you run their script from an ip that matches the a record you're getting the cert for.