This guide illustrates how to resolve the issue “No such file or directory” in cPanel. This error occurs while attempting to remove a NodeJS application through CloudLinux.
Let us discover the cause, reason of occurrence, and solution-
- Cause –
When attempting to uninstall the NodeJS application through cPanel’s Software section, the system displays the subsequent error message –ERROR: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: ‘/home/cptechs/public_html/app/.htaccess’ - Reason –
This error occurs when the application directory is deleted through the command line instead of being properly removed from the interface. - Solution –
- Reconstruct the deleted application directory by running the subsequent command –
# mkdir -v /home/cptechs/public_html/app
The example above assumes the application’s directory is /home/cptechs/public_html/app. Rearrange the directory path according to your application’s location, and then re-form the removed application.
- Create an empty .htaccess file in the directory –
# touch /home/cptechs/public_html/app/.htaccess
- Change ownership of the recently created file to the suitable cPanel user –
# chown cptechs:cptechs /home/cptechs/public_html/app/.htaccess
- Reconstruct the deleted application directory by running the subsequent command –
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