Briefly summarize the issues you have been experiencing.
Please provide a link to your live site hosted on Netlify
What have you tried as far as troubleshooting goes? Do you have an idea what is causing the problem?
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Hi all- I’ve got a few “toy projects” that I deployed to Netlify (via GitHub) at various points in the last couple months. The sites seem to be functioning fine–but when I go to the “sites” tab of my user page, the sites simply aren’t there…the list is just empty.
Am I simply being stupid here? Assuming I’m not, is there any way I can view those sites (for example, to see a deployment history or (assuming I wanted to) delete one of them?) Does the fact that the sites are deployed via GitHub have anything to do with it?
Please advise.
G.
@giacomo_bucket I would send a support email using https://netlify.com/support , that does not sound right. Someone in support needs to check it for you.
Hi @giacomo_bucket - I have experienced this before, actually - when I was deploying some starter repos for example to play around with some static site generators. The sites were live, but when I logged into Netlify.com I couldn’t see them. It was very odd.
Then I realized that due to being logged in via SSO/github, the new sites were actually being created under a different email with Netlify than I had originally set up manually. (To be really clear - I actually had two netlify accounts as my github email is a different one than my manually created Netlify account).
Can you confirm that you’re not experiencing the same situation I am describing above? This would definitely explain why you have “ghost” sites.
Hi Perry- Thanks for responding. What you describe could definitely be a possibility. I don’t have time to check it out at the moment, but I’ll try and investigate later today or tomorrow.
G
Two other possibilities for folks who end up here (I don’t think this happened to Giacomo), just for the sake of completeness:
) by our spam-fighting robots, and in that case you’ll need our help to resurrect the sites but they are not lost in that case.