I can not find the wordpress folder

Hi. I installed easyengine localhost but I am not found the folder where the wodpress was installed. I use ubuntu 18

Which version of EasyEngine are you using? Please send output of the following:

  1. ee --version
  2. ee cli info
  3. ee site list

If you’re using EasyEngine v4:

Please go through: https://easyengine.io/handbook/global-filesystem-structure/site-filesystem-structure/

The answer to your question: https://easyengine.io/handbook/global-filesystem-structure/site-filesystem-structure/#source-code

WordPress files are present in: /opt/easyengine/sites/<site-name>/app/htdocs

speaking about the site filesystem structure
i got some issues with letsencrypt
where should i find the error log ?

@KeyserSoze Logs generated by EasyEngine are present in /opt/easyengine/logs directory. Site specific logs can be found: https://easyengine.io/handbook/global-filesystem-structure/site-filesystem-structure/#logs

Also, if you are using latest EasyEngine version. Please check ee log command.

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i am giving up
i am trying to use this prefered dns challenge from letsencrypt but the damn thing just wont work
added txt value for both
_acme-challenge.domain.
_acme-challenge.www.domain.
as instructed
then after it propagates for some random reason tells me after runing sudo ee ssl domain:
Warning: Challenge Authorization failed. Check logs and check if your domain is pointed correctly to this server.
Re-run ee site ssl www.domain after fixing the issue.
Error: Failed to verify SSL: Challenge failed (response: {"type …

but when runing sudo ee site ssl www.domain tells me
Error: Site www.domain does not exist.

What is the name of the site you create using the ee site create command. It seems that was domain. So try and re-run ee site ssl domain (without www if that was the name you used while creating the site.)

tried every way in the past 4 hours
also the ee log command doesn’t catch the ssl errors …

going back to http challenge

/app - is a file not a folder
/opt/easyengine/sites//app/htdoc

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