I had a site originally named "www.cfcoding.com" and went into the site manager to change the domain to just cfcoding.com with an auto-subdomain of www. The vhost file was removed and changed to the new domain prefix, and the new docroot was created, but my old one was completely removed. No backup was in place unfortunately... is everything gone for good?
Hmm that's strange, last time i did something like this, ispconfig just renamed my old dir to the new one .. are you sure it's not just renamed? linux does not have a file undelete option
It's not renamed, at least not that I can see. The reason that still works it because Tomcat is handling the mapping for the CFM pages. Though, it only half works because Tomcat only maps CFM pages, which is why no stylesheet or images is showing. Code: [root@ns cfcoding.com]# ls web/ error favicon.ico index.html robots.txt stats [root@ns cfcoding.com]#
Can anyone else confirm this is the case, and if so, can we: Move the site from the old directory to the new Leave the old directory in place and create a new one for the different domain Warn before removing the directory Not much I can do now. I do have an older version I can put back in place so I'm not at a total loss, but some sort of action would be helpful for the future.
