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Sep 19, 2004, 9:37 AM
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File Uploading Through FTP
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Hi. Please note the following for uploading of files through FTP Client: - public_html Directory On Server:
- All web accessible pages and directories shall have to be uploaded under this directory.
- All cgi / pl scripts shall have to be uploaded within the cgi-bin directory under public_html ad chmoded to 755 otherwise it will not function. cgi/pl scripts will have to be uploaded in ASCII mode so please be sure that you have changed the upload mode before you start uploading the cgi/pl scripts.
- No images/html pages etc shall be uploaded within /public_html/cgi-bin/ directory.
- servlets and jsp support : Valid for accounts with JSP Support Enabled (extra cost)
- All .jsp pages would have to be within public_html directory.
- All servlets would have to go under public_html/WEB-INF/classes directory. The same would be accessible as http://yourdomain/servlets/servletname from web.
- Whatever you would not want to be accessible from web, you can upload in a directory created at same level as publlic_html
How to connect and upload: Download any FTP Client. W recommend LEAP FTP Client : http://www.leapware.com/leapftp.html Add your site to client by configuring the following: Host : yourdomain (for example : example.com) Username : username (given to you after account creation) Password : password (given to you after account creation). Save and connect. Never Delete Any Directory/Files created by system when your account is configured and you logged in for the first time. This is absolutely necessary otherwise your site may become inaccessible or parts of it may not function. Kindly post your queries in relation to this as a reply to this thread. Cheers Administrator ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scorpio Informatics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(This post was edited by Administrator on Sep 19, 2004, 9:39 AM)
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