I can connect via FTP but cannot see any folders. Where is my public_html?

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hi if i logged in to ftp i cant see public_html

please help me......

Posted 4-Dec-12 18:51pm

sreeCoderMan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Dec-12 0:55am

Why are you asking it here? I just would be curious to know the idea... :-)
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-04T18:54:00

The only appropriate address for this question should be your Web hosting provider, period. There are many different hosting environments, and the root of your site does not have to be "public_html".

(I am pretty much sure that you don't host the site by yourself on your computer, otherwise you would know where your files are and would not use FTP.)

[EDIT — based on information in OP's comment below]

It's "httpdocs".

By the way, are you sure your hosting supports ASP.NET? Does their service explicitly promise that? :-)

This structure is very typical for Linux-based hosting, LAMP or something. Even though it can host "natural" Microsoft ASP.NET or even Apache with mod_mono module (to use Mono, a multi-platform CLR implementation), this is not typical.

—SA