[lad]

So any of you clued up with this shit ('sup ntype?)

whilst setting this shit up it's telling me "no you've done something wrong thicko" sometimes i wanna punch this fucking screen

[Jesse Antarctica]

So any of you clued up with this shit ('sup ntype?)

whilst setting this shit up it's telling me "no you've done something wrong thicko" sometimes i wanna punch this fucking screen

sup lad

buy a solid pc case, so you can hit it without remorse.

[lad]

sup lad

buy a solid pc case, so you can hit it without remorse.

good idea pal

[Jesse Antarctica]

good idea pal

experience talks here.

so now what's your trouble with ftp ?

[lad]

whilst trying to set up WS_FTP home it asks for certain details such as my isp's ftp address, then my isp username and password, i put it all in but it tells me ....

"The server rejected your login credentials. Retype your username and password and click OK to retry."

so i phoned my isp and they told me that it was correct

any idea ??

[Jesse Antarctica]

whilst trying to set up WS_FTP home it asks for certain details such as my isp's ftp address, then my isp username and password, i put it all in but it tells me ....

"The server rejected your login credentials. Retype your username and password and click OK to retry."

so i phoned my isp and they told me that it was correct

any idea ??

mmh did you watched for the uppercase/lowercase (sometimes...)

and default ftp dir maybe is wrongly setted or well in case of collocated domain you usually specify the dns entry and not the IP address, or you specify user@domain.

Otherwise try with another client like leechftp , one if not the best ftp client out there (it's free shit), really fast, multiples uploads/downloads, manages the up/down errors and so on

[lad]

back in an hour ntype

[Jesse Antarctica]

back in an hour ntype

[lad]

mmh did you watched for the uppercase/lowercase (sometimes...)

and default ftp dir maybe is wrongly setted or well in case of collocated domain you usually specify the dns entry and not the IP address, or you specify user@domain.

Otherwise try with another client like leechftp , one if not the best ftp client out there (it's free shit), really fast, multiples uploads/downloads, manages the up/down errors and so on

I'll give it a go mate and let you know soon, cheers for the info

[leeman]

I prefere SmartFTP ....

Simple stable and .... simple ...

[Jesse Antarctica]

I prefere SmartFTP ....

Simple stable and .... simple ...

dunno leechftp got great functionalities like re-upping/down files that had a file transfert problem.

A godammit I served the community well with this one