FileZilla FTP Godaddy Classic: Troubleshooting Subdomain Issues with GoDaddy

As a retailer in Los Angeles, I recently encountered an issue with my subdomain hosted on GoDaddy, which serves as a fileserver for our e-commerce website. The problem is that the files are no longer publicly accessible, and instead of displaying images or loading HTML files, browsers return a white page with the error 'pageok.' This article will explore possible solutions to this issue.

Initially, I suspected that the DNS might be the culprit, but after comparing our set-ups, I'm not convinced. I searched for general subdomain issues with GoDaddy and found an article that provided some insight. While researching further, I came across a thread on Server Fault where someone was experiencing a similar problem. However, upon searching for questions related to 'pageok' under the same topic, I did not find any relevant information.

Using FileZilla FTP, I am able to access and retrieve files from my subdomain without issue. However, when trying to load HTML files or follow image URLs in a browser, I receive the 'pageok' error with the following source code: įileZilla has no problem accessing these files with my FTP credentials, but browsers can't get it.

The root of the problem lies in the fact that our subdomain stopped serving files publicly around a week or two ago. Prior to this, we were able to access and display images and HTML files without issue. The trouble is that our Online Webstore CMS does not support large file uploads, which makes it necessary for us to use the GoDaddy subdomain as an additional fileserver.

In conclusion, I am still struggling to resolve this issue with my subdomain hosted on GoDaddy. If anyone has experience with similar problems or knows of potential solutions, please share your insights in the comments below.

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