" http: " folder - is thath normal?

Hello,

after instalation i have new folder in my root with name " http: " what is function of this folder?
Thanks

That doesn’t sound normal at all. Are you seeing this as a literal folder on the filesystem or a "folder" inside the MODx resource tree?

What server OS are you running this on?

Quote from: Everett at Jul 29, 2011, 01:10 PM

That doesn’t sound normal at all. Are you seeing this as a literal folder on the filesystem or a "folder" inside the MODx resource tree?

What server OS are you running this on?

Operating system linux
Kernel version 2.6.18-338.12.1.el5.lve0.8.34

By default the only folders that MODx should create are:

assets
connectors
core
manager

Depending on your server, you may have a few other folders in there, e.g. "cgi-bin". What’s in that http folder of yours? Do you have any special settings in place on your Linux server (e.g. a non-standard document root)?

Other than that folder, is your installation working?

Quote from: Everett at Jul 31, 2011, 08:53 PM

By default the only folders that MODx should create are:

assets
connectors
core
manager

Depending on your server, you may have a few other folders in there, e.g. "cgi-bin". What’s in that http folder of yours? Do you have any special settings in place on your Linux server (e.g. a non-standard document root)?

Other than that folder, is your installation working?

nope is standart cPanel hosting without special settings my root folder is public_html

Sounds like a fluke. What’s in that http: folder?

is empty

Weird. I’d say delete it and forget about it

It might be the result of a goofy cPanel setup script... maybe the script accidentally created that extra folder.