Hello, I would like to ask you, when I was moving my web to another client, a part of disk(of root directory) copied to the new web directory. So my question is: can I delete them? Why did it all happen? ISPconfig version: 3.0.5.4p1 + dkim. Thanks for any help. Below you can see screens of how it looks like now.
This is not related to the change of the client. What you see ther is a jail, it is required for cronjobs and jailed shell users, so you should not delete them if you dont want to break the crnjobs and shell users of this website.
Thanks for reply, so if I delete all cronjobs releated to this web, I can delete these folders, and recreate cronjobs. That should be good, right? Thank you very much.
Yes, but this does not make much sense. The files and folders must be there for the cronjobs, so when you delete the cronjobs, then the files and add the cronjobs again, then all files and folders that you deleted will get added again as they are required for the cronjobs to work.
