This can easily be done through SSH. Once you have established a connection to your account via SSH, you can use the "whereis" utility to find the path to the program you are trying to locate. For example, if you wanted to find the path to the "grep" program, you would type the following from the command line:
"whereis grep"

The program would then return any and all possible paths to this particular program.

Timestamp: 2003/01/17

We do not make any compilers available to you on your virtual account. However, if you have a special need, please submit a support ticket and we will gladly review your request.

Timestamp: 2003/01/17

You have root access on your account. Which means you can go to the lowest directory structure.

Your html pages are stored in /var/www/html and your cgi scripts are stored in /var/www/cgi-bin.

So if you have a program that requires the absolute path to your cgi-bin, this would be /var/www/cgi-bin.

Timestamp: 2003/01/17

We are currently running Perl version 5.x. Below are all of the paths to our perl binary:

/usr/bin/perl

Timestamp: 2003/01/17

We are currently running the latest stable version of PHP4. Below are all of the paths to PHP binaries.

/usr/bin/php

Timestamp: 2003/01/17

We are currently running a custom version of sendmail. Below are all of the paths to the sendmail binary:

/usr/sbin/sendmail


Timestamp: 2003/01/17