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Good evening, I recently created my website with Hostinger and OVH. I had everything properly installed and set up, etc. But with OVH, I had to delete the index.html file that was redirecting visitors to a "site under construction" page. I deleted this file, but now my site won't open; it displays: Index Of / Name Last modified Size Description and nothing else. What can I do to make my site visible again?  Thank you in advance.

Liightman · Answer

It's all perfectly normal! You simply need to recreate a file named index.php ;)  -- Oh well the devil makes us sin But we like it when we're spinning, in his grip.

elgazar · Answer

If "index off" appears, it means you have deleted not only the index.html file but also the index.php file.  If you still have the WordPress files on your computer, simply send the index.php file located at the root (next to the wp-content, wp-admin folders, etc). Otherwise, copy the code below into a text editor and save it as index.php, then upload it to the root of your site on the FTP server.  <?php/** * Front to the WordPress application. This file doesn't do anything, but loads * wp-blog-header.php which does and tells WordPress to load the theme. * * @package WordPress *//** * Tells WordPress to load the WordPress theme and output it. * * @var bool */define('WP_USE_THEMES', true);/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/wp-blog-header.php' );

Ysabe_l · Answer

Hello  There's something I don't understand, you said  I recently created my site with Hostinger and OVH. I used Hostinger and Zyro, everything was synchronized on OVH  But Hostinger is a hosting provider and OVH is another one, so the site cannot synchronize from one to the other.  I don't know what you did, but this is what you should have done to change hosts (from Hostinger to OVH):  - connect via FTP to Hostinger and retrieve all the files and folders from the site to your hard drive. - if there's a database, connect to it and export it. - connect via FTP to OVH, delete the existing index.html file, then upload all the files and folders of the site. - if there's a database, connect to phpMyAdmin on your OVH account and import the site's database there.  If there’s a database, you also need to make modifications in the right places for the site to function after changing hosts.  Currently, if you connect to the FTP of your OVH account, do you see your files and folders?

bg62 · Answer

Hi there ;) I also totally agree ... with Ysabelle_l's response ... "I recently created my website with Hostinger and OVH " ah = that's already something!!! but on top of that: "I don’t use WordPress, I used Hostinger and Zyro, everything was synchronized on OVH without having to transfer files... " there must really be some gaps or misunderstandings on your side = to make it simpler, start over from the beginning ... Who is hosting your site???   -- the 'www' is also meant for communication, sharing, and exchanging, isn’t it? thank you for being polite enough to respond to those who try to help you

Ysabe_l · Answer

Okay, so hosting is still expensive at Hostinger but the domain name at OVH.  If you are able to connect to the FTP of OVH, it's because you purchased a hosting space with your domain name at OVH.  Honestly, the best thing in this case is to forget about Hostinger and move the site to OVH. On one hand, it's simpler to have hosting and the domain name together, and on the other hand, OVH is faster and more reliable than Hostinger (which is very good for free, I'm not criticizing).

labiche51 · Answer

Good evening, the problem persists... It's really strange because at first, a friend introduced me to Hostinger, which I found to be very good. I immediately created my site on Hostinger while purchasing a domain name from OVH. Everything synchronized without any issues, but now I still see Index Of /. I'm fed up.

elgazar · Answer

I have a hard time following your explanations, so if I understood correctly, you created a site with Zyro on Hostinger and you want the domain name to point to your site.  Do you have files and folders in the root folder (public_html)? If yes, look in a text editor at the .htaccess file, especially the line rewrite base Is it written like this rewrite_base /xxx/ or simply like this rewrite_base /

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