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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ok the easiest way I have to find the unix path to a file is to put a php file in the folder with the following content:- <?PHP phpinfo(); ?> name the file info.php and place it in your root directory for your domain. Open the page in a browser and in your browser do a search for SCRIPT_FILENAME to the right of this you will find the path to where the script you just traversed too is. For me it is:- /home/metalco/public_html/info.php to make it so that it points to the user folder they are wanting delete info.php from the path and add members/user after it so in my case it would be:- /home/metalco/public_html/members
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