Hassan Shahab
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I don’t use filezilla I do it one of these ways.
Nautilus (Ubuntu)
Places > Connect to server
Service Type: SSH
Server: IP Address of the server
Port: The port you set the server to
Folder: /home//
You can check the “Add Bookmark” box and it will show up under Places as Whatever you name it so you can just click on it like a folder.
Click on Connectkrusader (Kubuntu)
Tools > New Net Connection
Protocol: fish://
Host: IP Address of the server
Port: The port you set the server to
Username: Your username on the host computer
Password: Your password on the host computer
Click on ConnectgFTP
Host: IP Address of the server
Port: The port you set the server to
Username: Your username on the host computer
Password: Your password on the host computer
Select SSH2
Click on the icon to the left of Host that has 2 computers to connect (and disconnect)Dolphin (also has a split view to work on 2 folders at one time)
Click on Networks on the left
Click on Add Network Folder
Select Secure shell (ssh)
Click on Next
Put in your Name
Put in your Username (username on the host computer)
Server: The IP Address of the server
Port: The port you set the server to
Folder: /home//
Encoding: Change to (Unicode UTF- or whatever works for you
Checking “Create an icon for this remote folder” is up to you
Click on ConnectGigolo
Click on Connect
Service type: SSH
Server: IP Address of the server
Port: The port you set the server to
Username: Your username on the host computer
Click on Connect
The server will show up in the window (sftp for (username) on (IP Address of the server)) -
In the absence of a url here is a thought. When using position absolute the parent of the absolute container needs to be position relative. Just a thought. Otherwise put up the url and we can have a look 🙂
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Delete the remote files and reupload? If your’re expecting advanced fileset operations, FTP is the wrong protocol.
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If your changing your php.ini, and your having troubles (server keeps throwing errors)remove the ; from your php.ini files so it looks like this:
upload_max_filesize = 10M
post_max_size = 20M -