newbie question: index.php not in root directory

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I installed C5 in /concrete5 instead of the root directory, so index.php for the site is in /concrete5/. Can I move the index.php file, or is there a different solution (apart from reinstalling in the root directory). I can't see anything in cPanel that would allow me to point the domain URL to /concrete5.

Mike K-H

 
citytech2 replied on at Permalink Reply
citytech2
You can write a .htaccess with the 301 redirect which points you to that specific folder. You can get help about 301 redirect in google.

Citytech
chabrenas replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks. That sounds like a reasonable solution. Next time, I'll install C5 in the root directory! Some of my problems come from habits picked up using WP, which must be quite common (:=>
jero replied on at Permalink Reply
jero
Do you need the files to be in /concrete5 for any particular reason?

If not then you can simply *move* everything up into root, but make sure to adjust config/site.php and also .htaccess if you're using pretty urls. Other than those two things, you can move the whole shebang easily, unlike Wordpress which can be a pain to move.
chabrenas replied on at Permalink Reply
No. I only decided to put in a subdirectory because I thought it might keep C5stuff separate and easy to identify. Thanks.