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How to download and install Ws-FTP
How to Publish files to your University Webpage
Starting Ws-FTP
Publishing file(s)
Problems with Ws-FTPLogin failure
Ws-FTP time out - disconnection
Running out of disk space
You ftp a file and then can not see any changes.
Start | Programs | Applications | Internet | Ws_ftp
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Start | Programs | The Internet and Email | WS_FTP LE |
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Check that Host Name/Address:
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2 | Enter User ID as student number | |
3 | Enter Ws-FTP Password. Note this password is case sensitive and requires both numbers & letters. |
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4 | Click OK |
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Theory:
Only files published into the public_html folder appear on the Web. The Remote system runs on a UNIX system. UNIX is case sensitive which means that the following:
are three completely separate files as far as UNIX is concerned. Web browsers such as Netscape and Internet Explorer do not recognise spaces in file names. Using spaces in file name is the most common cause of broken links and missing images. |
1 | Select the file(s) you wish to publish. |
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2 | Transfer the file to the Remote System window by pressing on the button. |
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Problem: Login failure. Solution: Press the Connect button and try again. Remember that UNIX is case sensitive so User ID and password should be entered in the correct case. The user ID is always lower case the password will be in the case it
was when you first entered it. The password for Ws-FTP will always have a mix of numbers and letters in the first 6 characters.
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Reports 452: Error writing file: Disc quota exceeded. This message will appear if you have exceeded the space allocated to you on the www server. Solution: Note: the disk space allocated to the www is typically 5Mb.
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Solution: There are 4 main reasons why this happens. 1) You forgot to save the file before you FTP'd it. See: web page life cycle step 2. 2) You forgot to reload or refresh the browser. See: web page life cycle step 4. 3) You FTP'd the wrong file. This is more common that you might think.
4) You did not open the public_html folder before you FTP'd the file. See: Step 5 of Starting Ws-FTP |
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APA Citation:
Russell, R. (2003, December 8). Ws-FTP notes. Retrieved December 8, 2003,
from
http://www.rupert.id.au/tutorials/ftp/index.html