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water01
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by water01 » Thu 21 Nov 2019 3:34 pm
I don't think that the remote site is showing te complete path on your server.
Here is an example from mine and you can see the complete path on the remote server is /public_html/weather/
That complete path is what should be in Directory and all the files needed for the web site should be in that directory.
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PaulMy
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by PaulMy » Thu 21 Nov 2019 3:59 pm
You have nothing in Directory which is the path to your website on your server as indicated by the path in Filezilla.
It is usually something like /public_html/ or /htdocs/
What you have in your Cumulus1 settings would be a good guide in settings for a new CumulusMX except to add the remote subfolder if that is what you wish to use.
In my case with GoDaddy cPanel hosting the Cumulus1 Directory is
public_html/weather (without leading and trailing /slashes) and for my CumulusMX
public_html/cumulusmx (again without slashes).
Enjoy,
Paul
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nickjwhite
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by nickjwhite » Thu 21 Nov 2019 6:33 pm
is this any better?
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this is the entry in the ini file (password blanked out of course)
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PaulMy
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by PaulMy » Thu 21 Nov 2019 7:03 pm
From that screen capture I would think you have manually created a public_html folder and that should not be the case. In some web hosts public_html is the prime folder where the host is held assigned by the web host, and can be accessed through a utility like FileZilla but should not be part of the website URL path.
I think back to basics...
Your working website URL is
http://www.oldfelixstowe.co.uk/index.htm
Can you provide a screen capture of your FileZilla that shows the files structure for that working site?
Enjoy,
Paul
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by nickjwhite » Thu 21 Nov 2019 7:44 pm
this is the working (or was) site
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by water01 » Thu 21 Nov 2019 8:24 pm
You need the weather directory as a subdirectory UNDER public_html with all the Cumulus MX files in there and then your URL will be
http://www.oldfelixstowe.co.uk/weather/index.htm
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by nickjwhite » Thu 21 Nov 2019 8:47 pm
okay I have done that. Do I now need to change anything in the Cumulus ini, or in the MX localhost settings?
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by nickjwhite » Sat 30 Nov 2019 11:19 pm
Well, I have done everything I know and everything which has been suggested, all to no avail.
Comments have dried up, so I have decided reluctantly to just continue with the old style Cumulus until such times it just stops and then it will be time to hang up my anemometer.
Thank you to all who have suggested fixes etc. It is much appreciated.