In Linux, how does one solve the problem of third-level domain names being inaccessible?

& Nbsp; sometimes the free third-level domain names cannot be used, but the bound top-level domain names can. The solution is as follows: take mmhaida as an example to find the directory cd ~ corresponding to mmhaida ~ Mmhaida/home/mmhaida6m2m9hxafiadwa/wwwroot:/home/mmhaida6m2m9hxaf  

Sometimes the free third-level domain name is not available, and the bound top-level domain name can be. The solution is as follows:

Take mmhaida as an example

First, find the directory cd ~ corresponding to mmhaida ~ Mmhaida found/home/mmhaida6m2m9hxafiadwa/wwwroot

Copy the actual address/home/mmhaida6m2m9hxafiadwa/wwwroot:

# Cd/home/bchttpd/80/mmhaida

# Ln-s/home/mmhaida6m2m9hxafiadwa/wwwroot l57.west263.cn establish a connection

In this way, the third-level domain name can be repaired. In this case, the link exists or does not work. This may be the reason why wwwroot was deleted previously. in this case, you can delete the link of l57.west263.cn and then perform the preceding Operation again to restore it.