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  1. How do I list files above my webspace?

  2. Why don't I see any directories in the select menu?







  1. How do I list files above my webspace?

    Edit the qd.cgi script. On line 12 you'll find a variable named "$docroot". Set it to the directory you want the list to begin from. For example, if you wanted to display every directory on the entire server, you would set it to:

    $docroot = "/";

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  2. Why don't I see any directories in the select menu?

    The script could not resolve your document root. On line 12 of qd.cgi you'll find a variable named "$docroot". Set it to your website's document root. That is, the absolute path to the folder your home page is located in. Sometimes, you need to append "htdocs" or "www" to the dicument root. For example:

    $docroot = "/var/www/html/domainname/www";

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