Core FTP

Brendon K

If you're using a router, try connecting (if possible) directly to the main line rather than through the router. If you can connect after this, then your router's firewall is the culprit. If this is at your place of work, talk with a network administrator to see if there's any other configurations t...

Brendon K

I've gotten this error when I do not have sufficient permissions on the original file, or for the folder/directory I'm trying to upload to. If another user has created or uploaded the original file, or created the folder you're trying to upload to -- you may not have sufficient rights. There are a f...

Brendon K

You will want to verify with the site you're connecting to that you're using the proper information in your settings. You'll also want to make sure that you don't have a router or firewall that may be blocking SFTP or FTP connections. You're currently using SFTP -- the default port is 22. I don't kn...

Brendon K

Can you explain yourself a bit more in-depth? I don't entirely know what you mean by "thema", and even if you meant "theme" ...there are plenty of things that the term "theme" can be applied to.

Forum, website, program, icons, etc...

Brendon K

Although it's mighty inefficient to have multiple files on the same server, it is sometimes necessary (SSL vs. standard site with images...depending on how it's done) and sometimes I just have a file that I need to tweak only a TINY bit but will appear extremely different (due to templating). Either...

Brendon K

A lot of people have been having trouble with their routers lately. Although it's most likely just large coincidence that it's happening now, who knows...maybe it isn't. I'd try unplugging and resetting your router(s) and/or cable modem (assuming you have one) to clear its internal cache. Hopefully ...

Brendon K

Can you post the FTP session log information? (It's the text that scrolls in one of the panes while you're connected.)

Brendon K

That is correct. It's just a different way to display the parent directory in the current directory's listing.

Brendon K

Your HTML is pointing to an images folder of: /index_files/ All of your images, according to the HTML, need to be uploaded to the server in that folder. The first image file in the HTML is listed as image306.gif , so that file would be located in... /index_files/image306.gif Note: The location above...

Brendon K

If your files are local to your computer, you simply move the files using Explorer. Apache is not an FTP server by default (there are some modules, but it's not meant to act as an FTP server by ANY means).

Brendon K

Can you give the URL of the webpage(s) in question? It may be easier to diagnose.

Brendon K

PM sent with further information.

CP: Does CoreFTP do any compression on the file transfer? I'm thinking perhaps the other clients do some sort of compression...just a thought.

Brendon K

Out of curiosity, have you uploaded LARGE files for these tests? If you've only uploaded small files that upload pretty quickly, the average transfer rate could be calculated differently between FTP clients (although unlikely, but still possible). By large, I'm thinking about 30 MB files. Just make ...

Brendon K

...why would you type the URL in to Google?
Just type it directly in to your browser's address bar. Google is a search engine, and until your site is indexed/crawled by their bots, it won't be found in their search results.

Brendon K

Perhaps the best treatment of case sensitivity would be to allow it to be a setting of the site. That way a COREFTP user could select case sensivity on a site-by-site basis. Because there are so many deviations and different OSs that will behave differently with case sensitivity, I think this would...

Brendon K

Hmmm, I was using it at work and all of our staff machines' "My Documents" folders are backed up on one of our servers (it's mapped to the remote drive through Active Directory). Perhaps that is the problem. I'll see if I can get my old laptop to boot up again to try it out there. I do nee...

Brendon K

When using the icon in the local pane to navigate to a specific folder/drive (the "Local" window), there's no Cancel option. No matter what button is pressed, the highlighted source will be selected. Even a click to the window's 'X' button will still default to the highlighted selection. C...

Brendon K

One man's junk is another man's goldmine. ;) What seems to be the problem you're having during uninstall? I've toyed and tested multiple versions of CoreFTP through its development cycle and have had no problems (which means nothing, other than you may have some sort of software conflict that would ...

Brendon K

:?: :?: :?: I'm hoping you're talking about the Core FTP client and not the server. You can type in the drive letter in the local window pane's address field to access it. If you click on the directory tree icon (it's like an iconic view of Windows' Explorer's left pane when you open it with WIN+E),...

Brendon K

Are each of these domains literally exact copies of one another? If they are, why not use redirect rules instead, and update a single domain, but point all of the other domains to the primary? The biggest problem with this is that there would be one point of failure, so if the main site goes down, a...

Brendon K

For someone else to connect to your own PC, you would need the server software running on any PC that is to be connected to:

http://www.coreftp.com/server/
The link above also provides further documentation on how to use this software.

Brendon K

My first suggestion is to try downloading the v2.0 developer build on the downloads page: http://www.coreftp.com/download.html After that, if it still does not work (at home), try posting your log here so we can see if there's any hints to what the problem may be, specifically. At work, you're conne...

Brendon K

Which version of CoreFTP/Windows are you running at home? Are they the same as at work?

Brendon K

I'll do one better, I'll link you to a program that lets you remove anything from your computer's startup (except for services) so you might even be able to speed up your PC a bit. http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml You can use that in conjunction with the following site to figure out if you actua...

Brendon K

I think an even better idea would be to add a /help or -help or --help or /? flag to bring up an interactive help screen that describes all available options. This way a trip to the internet would not be necessary (although I still think having an updated documentation section would always be good t...

Brendon K

If it's your home network, why use FTP? Why not just transfer the file(s) locally? Map the drives (Samba?), share them out, or something a little less resource intensive. By "your server" CP means that CoreFTP must connect to some sort of FTP server to do anything. Your Unix/Linux machine ...

Brendon K

I got bored.

Time for some "pill poppin'" action:

Up temporarily, until I get bored again.

Brendon K

Shh, you'll start nasty rumors. If my friends knew I was learning CMD .BAT files instead of DCL, I'd get disowned! ;) I'll keep it on the down-low. :) Just out of curiosity, which DCL acronym are you referring to? Digital Command Language? (To keep this topic actually on-topic, I won't reply after ...

Brendon K

...or you can also find an image optimization tool. The image size of the properly uploaded image file is excessive for a grayscale gif. On a simple internet search, the first result that came up in my search is found below: http://www.spinwave.com/crunchers.html You can try to use that to shrink th...

Brendon K

CP, Thanks for your response. The site manager is behaving itself now. Not sure whick configuration I'm using. Re the quotes: I'm using various examples found here and in the help text. The forum examples, the one that includes the -recurse I believe, uses the c:"\Program Files\CoreFTP\coreftp...

Brendon K

What's strange is that you should not get any connection if it is/was a proxy issue. Not necessarily. If working with my coworker has taught me anything, it's that proxies are the devil...and if anything can be configured to confuse even a PhD in such a manner, a proxy is one of those things. A pro...

Brendon K

Good point.

Brendon K

Nice simple look. I keep meaning to do the same...make a couple logo alterations and submit it freely.

Nice job.

Note: Your "2 color" is actually using 4: Gray, white, black, and blue

Brendon K

Different versions of CoreFTP have different options. Try the following: - Tool menu: View --> Options - Under the "General" section (make sure "General" is highlighted on the left side), click the "Browser Integration Button" - Choose "No" ...I think this is ...

Brendon K

Oh...that's quite a bit different. ;) What FTP server software are you using? If a computer is administrating, well...itself, it can make a loopback, it doesn't actually go through the network to connect to itself. It sounds like you have a setting issue on the computer that is the server...either w...

Brendon K

Which Firewall software are you using?

Brendon K

First idea: You have an annoying Firewall on your computer blocking certain forms of connections. Norton Internet Security, McAfee, Norton Firewall, ezTrust, eTrust, and ZoneAlarm Pro are all possibilities... Try disabling them temporarily and then connecting. If it works, you know where your proble...

Brendon K

We're talking on two completely different wavelengths here and you continue to refuse to give a website address where this problem is occuring for anyone to see if it can be diagnosed further -- I can not help you further without this. The email problem is most likely because you have to allow remot...

Brendon K

Although a great suggestion (which should be considered), third party tools can do this, although usually much more powerful than needed.

Here's an example of one:
http://www.paessler.com/prtg/download

Brendon K

The "/" path just means that you are logged in to your server's root directory for your user account. I think this is a code error, you think it's an error with the FTP program. Find out if the images were uploaded to your remote server along with your HTML file(s). Try accessing those fil...

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We have Cut/Paste, can we get Copy along with Cut?

Re: Command line or GUI

Local Explorer window...

I was bored.

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