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FTP
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| Step
by step instructions on using FTP to upload your
site |
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| Q: |
How
do I FTP files to my site? |
| A: |
We
recommend the following FTP clients:
FTP
Clients for Windows:
WS_FTP
(Free non-commercial Light Edition & Pro version)
is available from Ipswitch
CuteFTP can be downloaded at Tucows,
where you can also find other FTP clients.
SmartFTP can be downloaded from SmartFTP
FTP
Clients for Macintosh:
Transmit
can be downloaded at the Panic
Website
DropFTP
can be downloaded at Tucows
Fetch
FTP which can also be download at Tucows |
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| Q: |
What
folders should I use when I upload my files? |
| A: |
You
should upload to the public_html or www folder.
The contents of these two folders are the same
no matter which you choose. You can create subdirectories
under the main folder if you wish. |
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| Q: |
What
is FTP? |
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FTP,
or File Transfer Protocol, is the protocol used
to transfer files remotely from a client to a
server, or from a server to a client. Using FTP
you can transfer files in ASCII or binary, depending
on the type of file you are transferring. FTP
is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
for your use. Each domain has its own FTP space. |
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| Q: |
What
are the files doing in my account? I didn't put
them there! |
| A: |
Certain
directories and files are created when your account
was activated or when you enable certain functions
of your account. These include catalogs, etc,
mail, public_ftp, public_html, tmp and www. These
files are required to be in your account for it
to operation properly. If you have questions about
a certain file or folder, please email support@geckohost.com |
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If your
unable to find what your looking for, please submit a Help
Desk ticket!
Help Desk
http://support.geckohost.com/helpdesk
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