Changing htdocs folder gone wrong

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My initial domain of livelifefully.ga had a problem so I decided to download the htdocs folder with files using ftp to my computer.
I decided to create a new account of livelifefully.free.nf domain, then I deleted the htdocs folder from its file manager and I uploaded the htdocs that I downloaded to my computer. I thought my website will be up and running with the new domain but nothing. Intact I cannot be able to access the wp-admin of livelifefully.free.nf. And also I get the error message below when I try loading livelifefully.free.nf.

“This page isn’t workinglivelifefully.free.nf is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500”

What have I done wrong or what should I do

[KangJL]

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My initial domain of livelifefully.ga had a problem

Please read

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I decided to create a new account of livelifefully.free.nf domain, then I deleted the htdocs folde

Do not do that

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“This page isn’t workinglivelifefully.free.nf is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500”

This should help

Http error 500

When trying to access your website, you may see a page which returns the status code “500”. In Google Chrome, you’ll see a page with the error code HTTP ERROR 500. There are typically two reasons which can cause this error: The PHP code has crashed. The .htaccess file contains invalid rules. Here are some things you can try to debug and fix this. Fixing crashing PHP code A HTTP ERROR 500 simply tells you that the PHP code has crashed, but gives no information as to why it has crashed. Gett…

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What have I done wrong

Everything?

Please read carefully before attempting anything

Moving WordPress

[Greenreader9]

Can you please take the following steps for me?

Login to the client area
Click on “Domain Checker” from the main nav menu
Enter your domain name (workinglivelifefully.free.nf ) and click submit
Screenshot the result and post it here

Then, open the file manager, and try and see if you can locate the “Root Directory” that is displayed in the domain checker. If you can’t find it, try creating it.

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I have uploaded the screenshot. What root directory are you referring to?

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Screenshot of my file manager

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[JxstErg1]

With “Root Directory” he meant the Website Folder. From the first File Manager I see there is an htdocs folder, so it’s there!

Try to upload the website files again, but don’t use the File Manager to do so if there are too many files or the website is too heavy; instead use an FTP client (here is a guide for setting up one).

If it still gives an HTTP ERROR 500 after doing that, perhaps your WordPress installation is corrupted:

How to fix a corrupted WordPress installation

WordPress frequently releases updates, which you can install through WordPress’ admin interface. Usually, this works without a hitch. But with some (big) upgrades, the upgrade fails half way and leaves you with a broken website. Fortunately, you can still fix your website without any data loss, and this article tells you how to do that. Download a fresh copy of WordPress First of all, you will need to download a fresh copy of WordPress. You can download this from the official WordPress website…

And when you update WordPress, take note of this as well:

How to install, setup and update WordPress correctly

Do you often see this on your WordPress website? [image] If so you may need to change some of the installation settings. Installing WordPress For Fresh Installation Make sure you are using the following settings when using Softaculous Install [image] Existing Installation You can access your existing installation via [image] Followed by [image] Make sure these are the settings used [image] On the WordPress config To play safe, add this line to the wp-config.php [image] …

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I have started the whole process again. Uninstalled wordpress and installed it back again. However my question is can it be possible for two accounts with the same htdocs files be running at the same time.
Maybe that would be the cause of all my problems

[Frank419]

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can it be possible for two accounts with the same htdocs files be running at the same time.

I don’t quite get it but I think it isn’t possible. Two accounts don’t share their files.

But if you mean domains then yes, you can park a domain onto another domain. (But you can only park custom domains onto another. Free subdomains don’t work.)