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Denis Gomes Franco
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Hi,
I'm trying to use the Website Import extension to move my Wordpress-based websites that are hosted via RunCloud.
The extension is able to connect via SSH (FTP won't work, as the server is configured to only accept SFTP connections; by the way this extension should support SFTP - not the same as FTPS) but no matter what I enter in the document source/files root fields, I cannot get it to correctly scan for contents. It says "Unable to locate the document root directory of the website".
To see if everything is ok I fired up a terminal and connected via SSH using the same credentials and I can access the files just fine. Here's what I used in the extensions' configuration on the advanced mode (domain name has been redacted for privacy):
Source domain name: ftp.<domain>.com.br
Source website url: www.<domain>.com.br
Source document root: /home/runcloud/webapps/<name>/
Connection type: SSH
Username: runcloud
Password: <ssh password>
Files root: home/runcloud/webapps/<name>/
Get list of files mode: Automatic
Way of transfer files: Automatic
When I log in via SSH the terminal drops me on /home/runcloud/ but I can go outside this (eg. looks like it's not chrooted). Then I can simply enter the above mentioned folder and LS the files, and they're all there.
I'm trying to use the Website Import extension to move my Wordpress-based websites that are hosted via RunCloud.
The extension is able to connect via SSH (FTP won't work, as the server is configured to only accept SFTP connections; by the way this extension should support SFTP - not the same as FTPS) but no matter what I enter in the document source/files root fields, I cannot get it to correctly scan for contents. It says "Unable to locate the document root directory of the website".
To see if everything is ok I fired up a terminal and connected via SSH using the same credentials and I can access the files just fine. Here's what I used in the extensions' configuration on the advanced mode (domain name has been redacted for privacy):
Source domain name: ftp.<domain>.com.br
Source website url: www.<domain>.com.br
Source document root: /home/runcloud/webapps/<name>/
Connection type: SSH
Username: runcloud
Password: <ssh password>
Files root: home/runcloud/webapps/<name>/
Get list of files mode: Automatic
Way of transfer files: Automatic
When I log in via SSH the terminal drops me on /home/runcloud/ but I can go outside this (eg. looks like it's not chrooted). Then I can simply enter the above mentioned folder and LS the files, and they're all there.
