well.. create a virtual host that uses for example /home/[user]/public_html as your web root folder
depending on your webserver, do a search for how to "create virtual host for apache" or "nginx" and set your webroot to /home/[user]/public_html
Also if you are the only one using this server...
looks like a permission issue. If you are logging in using your server username via ftp then it's best if you create a folder in your home directory and use that.
Ha! that's brutal.. :)
Try this, I haven't tested but it should work. Replace 'http://google.com' with your site2.com url
Code here: https://jsfiddle.net/pLnkq31b/
Try pornhive.tv
Submit a Full Porn Movies porn video | pornhive.tv
Request a submission key and you should be good to post..
They only allow quality embedable links though.. so hosters like openload, datoporn, flashx etc..
They also have an API if you want to automate posting movies
Any type.. adult or hollywood.. it'd be good if the tuts also covers downloading the vids from different source and uploading to several hosters and posting the video links to link farm sites like pornhive.tv
Interesting.. I am however confused by the offer.
1. You mentioned 'offshore' but the servers are in NL (when I see offshore I think DMCA safe and NL is not)
2. You mentioned 'storage servers' so not sure why we'd need plesk and domains.. shouldn't it be just a bucket to dump things into it...
Not much you can do about it I am afraid except getting traffic from another source other than Google. One idea is to block bots from crawling a site by adding a captcha verification after 1 or 2 page views per visitor IP. So a bot like lumen won't be able to crawl the whole site BUT Google...
Sounds like your site pages are being removed from Google index following DMCA complaints. There is nothing you can do about this other than counter the DMCA complaints to prove that you actually own rights to your site content which I assume will be near impossible in your case. The more DMCA...
if all your destination URLs are exactly the same on the new domain then you can redirect the domain but if your URLs are different on the new domain from the origin then you'll need to redirect one by one. Hope that helps :)
Put this in your .htaccess file if you want to redirect the whole domain
the site looks good.. however I don't see the point of the 2 big hero containers on the homepage above the fold. In my opinion that's wasting prime real estate space on the front page :) good luck!
Check out my post here.. you can see the earning potential of porn sites :)
wjunction.com/5-general-discussion/216355-manage-100s-tube-sites-single-web-application-interested.html
I have done that in the past.. more than 10k images.. You will get blocked if you exceed their API usage limit. I think it's about a 1000 uploads per day (not 100% sure better check it in their API documentation). You'll need to add a time interval to your script so that it uploads no more than...
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