I want to access this archive file :
ftp://Admin_Express_ext:Dahnoh0eigheeFok#ftp3.ign.fr/ADMIN-EXPRESS_3-1__SHP__FRA_WM_2022-02-17.7z
(found on this page : https://geoservices.ign.fr/adminexpress )
Though it seems that the File Transfer Protocol might be used to proceed to the download and I don't figure out how it works on a web browser. How can I access the file then ?
In FileZilla, paste the name of the domain (in this case ftp://ftp3.ign.fr/) in the host box.
After a few seconds you'll be connected to the remote server where the files are located.
The files are located in the bottom right panel, simply drag and drop the file at the place you've chosen on your computer (bottom left panel).
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I have an external board that is connected to my IIS ftp server.
I am running the external board code, and it downloads SUCCESSFULLY a file from my ftp server.
inside this file there is another file name in the root ftp folder that the board is trying to get it's file size and fail (from what i see in the log).
When I am doing the same operation with the same files over the Board's manufacturers ftp server - the operation succeeded.
Do i need to do something special in order to allow getting the file size in my ftp server ?
Locate your ftp site on left pane. Find "ftp directory browsing" on right pane. Set UNIX instead of MS-DOS (default). Alternatively edit configuration manually https://www.iis.net/configreference/system.applicationhost/sites/site/ftpserver/directorybrowse
I usually use "TAB" button to help me do typing in linux or AIX command, for example, I have a file with file name is abcdefg.txt, so when I want to vi to this file, I just type vi ab then press the "TAB" button in my keyboard, then it will automatically help me search for abcdefg.txt (only have 1 file which is name start with ab).
However, when I ftp to the environment, I can not use "TAB" button, I need to fully type the whole file name. Please advise me how to do this in ftp environment.
Second problem, in ftp environment, when I list all the files in the directory, I saw a file which name is 123456789.txt, however, when I want to rename it like:
rename 123456789.txt 123456789a.txt
it prompt me 550 123456789.txt: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
But I can rename the other files. I suspect this 123456789.txt file name got some space in some where, that's why I hit the error.
Most FTP programs, especially those which come with proprietary Unices like AIX or HP-UX don't offer readline support. Install a more powerful tool like ncftp to fix this.
To rename files with whitespace, you can try to quote the file name but again, this might fail with bare-bones FTP clients.
When just downloading the file, there is a simple workaround: Use your browser. Every browser supports the ftp:// protocol. The main problem here is security: You have to pass the password via the URL: ftp://user:password#host/ so the browser will put it into its history.
But since you use FTP, security isn't a concern anyway (FTP transmits the password as plain text over the wire, so everyone on the same network can see it).
Another option is mucommander, a cross platform file manager which supports a wide range of protocols and which handles spaces in file names correctly.
Every time I Publish changes in files to my remote server on Coda 2, the permissions change on the server and the files are broken once they go live, requiring me to open up my server control panel and globally apply full permissions every time I make a small change.
Is there anything, particularly on the server, that could be causing this behavior? Perhaps an FTP setting? I could not find anything.
Server: IIS (Windows) running Plesk
Application: Coda 2
1. Open Preferences
2. Select 'Rules'
3. Add the filetypes you need to upload under the Permissions block
4. Edit the server permissions on the right hand side for each file type.
Booooom!
So I have a domain and a directory on my computer that can be accessed with my ipadress as link and I want so when I click save it uploads the updated version to the FTP AND updates the file on my computer so both my domain website and my ipadress website will be updated with the new changes, is that possible?
I'm sorry if it is hard to understand the text, kinda hard to explain to...
Use Win-scp.
Install it, then either:
Open the file directly from the server and when you save the file will be uploaded
click on Keep remote directory up to date and once you save for file locally, winscp will upload it for you.
To work with Notepad++ with winscp you need to configure winscp to use notepad++.
How to change the archive storage path of the publish point (IIS media services)?
By default the video stores in inetpub >> media >> archives >> ........
I want to change it to some other location on the network not within the same computer.
Thanks
Dev
There are two ways to change the archive path.
The first method is global for all publishing points :
Run the IIS Manager;
Select the first node on the left panel;
Select Live Smooth Streaming in the features view;
Change the archive path settings.
The second method is for one specific publishing point :
Open the publishing point file (.isml) that you want change the archive path with your favorite text editor;
Add this line between head attribute :
<meta name="archivePath" content="\\path\to\archive" />
The second method is useful when you create a publishing point from a script and not from IIS Media Service.
By default, the archive path property contained in file override the IIS Media Service archive path configuration.
vincex86 is right without one point. I had a problem after changing archivePath. Don't forget to give "Write" permission to IIS_IUSRS user on specified folder