Why After connecting through FTP program i cannot Transfer Files in root folder?How can i publish my website?
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Root folder and image folders are more for Dreamweaver. I had a hard time at first too since my college wanted me to learn FTP the hard way. If you make a "default folder" instead it should work! The "default folder does not have to be in the folder with the rest of your pages, but you will need to link all the pages to your "default homepage".
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Hey Pal,\n\nTo use the windows file sharing, you should just share one folder! \nbut if you have problem, try to check your connectivity use PING command, after you got the result try to check firewall configuration!\nit should work after you check these things.\n\nCiao,
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This is the ftp(file transfer protocal) site,you cant access this site through http,i mean from the internet explorer.\nYou need ftp software to login to this site,try cuteftp and get this file.
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Before you continue to set up an ftp server on your computer you will need to get a static IP address.\nwithout it your users will no be able to access your server.
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How to set up a home FTP server\nREAD MORE: FTP, Feature, Home server, Top \n \nby Matt Haughey\n\nIf you’ve been following the the Lifehacker Home Server Series of articles, you know how to do things like reach your home computer from anywhere in the world thanks to dynamic DNS services. Gina wrote about how to set up a personal home web server, but in my experience the killer home server feature that hasn’t been covered to date is how to set up a personal FTP server at home. \n\nA home FTP server is useful to anyone who wants to save and retrieve files on their computer from anywhere. Ever forget a Word document on your home desktop that you really need at work? Ever download a PDF that explains how to fix something at work and you realize too late you left it at home that morning? If you have a personal FTP server, and you can reach your computer from any place on earth, your files will never be captive on your hard drive at home again.\n\nMy home FTP server has saved me on many occasions. Sometimes it’s when I’m on a business trip and need an extra file left at home, most often it’s when I’m in the office and didn’t remember to bring files I worked on at home. By far my best FTP story is from a few years ago, when my wife was giving a reading at a wedding. A couple hours before the ceremony, we realized we left the poem sitting in the tray of my printer at home. We sped to my nearby office, I FTP’d to my desktop, got the Word doc downloaded and printed it there, which we took to the wedding with time to spare. My home FTP server saved the day. \n\nThe main advantage of a home FTP server over a web server is that you can save files to the server, whereas with a web server, you can only get files. The disadvantage of a home FTP server is that you need an FTP client to connect to it, whereas web servers can be accessed using a plain old web browser. However, many modern web browsers support the FTP protocol. Instead of prefacing the URL with http://, use ftp://. That said, most web browsers make crappy FTP clients. You should use a more fully-featured FTP client to conect to your server like SmartFTP or WS_FTP wherever possible. \n\nLet’s get started. \n\nWhat you’ll need: \n\nA Windows PC \nAn always-on broadband (DSL or cable) internet connection \nStep 1: Download and install Serv-U FTP \n\nServ-U FTP is a nice windows FTP server app that has a simple to use interface. It’s been around for years — I’ve used it since 1997 and it works flawlessly. The newest version adds more security through SSL support and the best part of all is that the personal version which allows for two FTP logins is completely free. \n\nNow, don’t get confused because they have several levels of pricing and several editions, but you can download a single package from here that includes all versions. Once installed, you will have a “corporate edition” that after thirty days will become the “personal edition.” If you follow along this tutorial, you won’t be using any special features so you shouldn’t see anything change once the application reverts to the free version. And by all means, if you decide to use this on a machine at work, make your employer pay for a license, but as long as this is on your home computer, free personal use is fine. \n\nStep 2: Complete setup and create a user login \n\nAfter the initial setup is done, Serv-U should start the administrator and ask you to create a new user account. Start off by first putting in the domain name you used to setup your dynamic DNS. The names I’m using in these figures are for demonstration purposes.\n\ngo to this link for more: http://www.lifehacker.com/software/home-server/how-to-set-up-a-home-ftp-server-130806.php
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That isn't a website per se... its actually a way to download whatever is located there, ftp stand for file transfer protocol, hence, not a web site.\n\n~~Naomi
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download a ftp program.   www.cuteftp.com
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you can try using ftp:// and then url istead of http://, sometimes that will get you in
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Open up a folder/window\nIn the address bar type...\n\nftp://< username> : <password> @ ftpurl\n\nYou should connect to the FTP server and be able to upload and download files.
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have you enabled remote file share?
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Here is one way to do it... although I prefer to do the uploads on my site with the php FTP functions (shown below).\n\n$uploaddir = '/var/www/uploads/';\n$uploadfile = $uploaddir . basename($_FILES['userfile']['name']);\n\nif (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'], $uploadfile)) {\n   echo "File is valid, and was successfully uploaded.&#92;n";\n\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nFTP--\n\n<?php\n// set up basic connection\n$conn_id = ftp_connect($ftp_server); \n\n// login with username and password\n$login_result = ftp_login($conn_id, $ftp_user_name, $ftp_user_pass); \n\n// check connection\nif ((!$conn_id) || (!$login_result)) { \n       echo "FTP connection has failed!";\n       echo "Attempted to connect to $ftp_server for user $ftp_user_name"; \n       exit; \n   } else {\n       echo "Connected to $ftp_server, for user $ftp_user_name";\n   }\n\n// upload the file\n$upload = ftp_put($conn_id, $destination_file, $source_file, FTP_BINARY); \n\n// check upload status\nif (!$upload) { \n       echo "FTP upload has failed!";\n   } else {\n       echo "Uploaded $source_file to $ftp_server as $destination_file";\n   }\n\n// close the FTP stream \nftp_close($conn_id); \n?>\n} else {\n   echo "File upload failed!&#92;n";\n}
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Using FTP server u can link ur page there are some free FTP clients available\n\nVisit www.tripod.com
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make sure that the file is located in the root directory of your tftp server. also verify the filename. and finally, insure that your firewall is not blocking it.
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First of all you need a company that grants people FTP access unless you allready have one. Then you need a FTP program http://www.internet-soft.com/download4.htm?id=3NKTJXz2z37bYao1nUOg for you to connect to thier server. You have to make sure that sites allow FTP access if it does it should give you an FTP link for you to use and you have to enter a user name and password.
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It should be as easy as creating a new FTP site in your FTP location under that address.  Your control panel should show the new folder of that sub.domain.com already, as a subfolder of the domain.  I don't know what system you're using, so I couldn't say exactly.
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Many times, your ISP provider will give you limited storage space in which you can upload files through an ftp client.  You can make a simple web page that can link to download your files from any computer in the world.  OR you can just get on anywhere in the world, download another ftp client and then go to your space your ISP provider has given you and download the files directly.
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FTP - file transfer protocol\nAll kinds available.