I had my hosting company make some changes because PHP wasn't working when I went to https://www.someurl.com/whatever.php

When they fixed it I noticed image uploads stopped working on my site. My error log shows tons of the following lines:

[Sat Dec 20 00:53:44 2008] [error] [client 66.249.71.23] File does not exist: /var/www/vhosts/default/htdocs/someexample

Obviously someexample is what I put there but my file requests should point to:

/var/www/vhosts/mydomainhere.com/httpdocs/someexample

My hosting company denied having anything to do with the problem but to make me happy they 'undid' their change. Unfortunately the error still exists and I'm sure whatever they did and undid really didn't completely revert itself.

How can I change the document root or whatever needs to be done to fix this problem? I looked in my httpd.include file and it shows the correct document root being: /var/www/vhosts/mydomainhere.com/httpdocs/someexample

Any ideas? I googled this but can't seem to find a helpful answer.

    So this is a Linux server. Have you tried to SSH into this machine to check the file structure and the permissions (chmod) set for httpdocs? this could be your issue.

      Yes I did that of course and the problem continued to exist. Now however the problem has been fixed. Getting rid of the SSL somehow fixed the problem. I don't know exactly how but it did.

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