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Anybody?

Ah… too bad. Well at least I tried…
Thank you very much for all the info. Be well ??

I see… One last question… is there a chance to find it somewhere else?

I did. Filezilla asked me if I want to upload it and I said yes. Then informed that the procedure ended.

Also, something strange happened on my wordpress dashboard. Various notices appeared on the top of the screen. They look like this: Notice: Undefined index: error in (folder path here/)blah-blah.php on line “X”

blah-blah = the filename of a php document
“X” = The number of the line

Is this the same as debug.log?

@robin
Thank you! I’ll read it thoroughly later

@pothi
You were right! Dreamhost had 2 ftp users. I changed user, I logged in and I found the desired wp_config.php! At last!!

Then I did as you told me. First I edited the file (I changed “false” as “true”) but I can’t see the “debug.log” into /wp-content/ folder. Why?

Thank you both for the answers.

@pothi
Since you said about ftp I downloaded filezilla and did some experiments. I don’t know much about FTP so I tried the “quick connect” option which only asks “host”, “username” and “password”.

I put my domain name as a host (not my hosting service.. right?)
My ftp username (my hosting provider adds automatically a new ftp user)
And my password. I connected successfully but the only things I can see there are only 2 directories. The “Maildir” and “logs”. “Logs” have nothing inside. A Wp folder doesn’t exist. Now? Whee can I find wordpress?

PS: Yes he did say something similar. To be exact: First, open the file wp_config.php and find the text “define (‘WP_DEBUG’, false);” and replace “false” to “true”. What you said and what he said is the same thing?