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The password is as you have set up with us for the domain. In the management pages you can add an FTP password for the domain or specific sub domains.
The password is as you have set up with us for the domain. In the management pages you can add an FTP password for the domain or specific sub domains.
You then find that your web site is in the /www/ directory (assuming you used a www. subdomain as the login). If you have other subdomains, such as www2.testing.me.uk then these are in a /www2/ directory, and so on.
You then find that your web site is in the /www/ directory (assuming you used a www. subdomain as the login). If you have other subdomains, such as www2.testing.me.uk then these are in a /www2/ directory, and so on.

==Errors and Problems==
*Your FTP Client Appears to be broken messages
**The client is sending ls -L to list the directory, this is invalid. In gFTP (Linux) this can be resolved in the preferences there is an option not to 'resolve remote symlinks'
*Passive mode FTP will be required if the user is behind a firewall or NAT (This will be an option in their FTP client
*Adobe Contribute
**It's default settings do not work with our ftp server, you'll need to change the 'FTP performance optimization' option to be disabled.



=Uploading pages by rsync=
=Uploading pages by rsync=
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