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mazur50 · 10-30-2000, 06:58 PM

is there any way to FTP the files i am using Front Page and i would like to ftp them to the server.

thanks

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1989 lx with a blueprinted AOD and Pi converter headers off road h-pipe, msd6al, electric fan, underdrive pulleys, 3.73 gear, 2 chanber flowmasters, subframe connectors, K&N cone filter, Factory Five control arms, Trans cooler, 150amp alternator, 255 lph fuel pump, 50_175 hp shot
with out the nos got 1.90 60ft on pepboy tires
225 60 r15 i need slicks New B&M Hammer shifter and New ford cable and a set of pony rims

www.geocities.com/mazur50/

StangFlyer · 10-31-2000, 01:11 PM

No, there currently isn't FTP access to the sites. You need to use the Site Manager interface to upload your files to through your browser. Very easy and quick since you can upload ten or more at a time.

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Dan McClain, Editor
The Mustang Works Magazine
1991 Mustang GT - NOVI Supercharged 377 Stroker
1999 Ford Lightning SVT - Supercharged 5.4L Triton

mazur50 · 11-02-2000, 12:08 PM

will there ever be ftp access

StangFlyer · 11-02-2000, 06:47 PM

I have the capability to have FTP to a certain extent, however, it would not be FTP directly to your account. I'd have to set-up an anonymous (generic) FTP account that any member could send their files to, then you can use the Site Manager to "import" (move) your files into your account. This is for security purposes, filtering of files, and so the header and footer code can be inserted when the files are moved.

However, since the Site Manager is so easy to use and fairly quick, I decided against it when I configured the system.

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Dan McClain, Editor
The Mustang Works Magazine
1991 Mustang GT - NOVI Supercharged 377 Stroker
1999 Ford Lightning SVT - Supercharged 5.4L Triton

10-30-2000, 06:58 PM	#1
mazur50 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 1999 Location: IL Posts: 172	About the free web sites is there any way to FTP the files i am using Front Page and i would like to ftp them to the server. thanks ------------------ 1989 lx with a blueprinted AOD and Pi converter headers off road h-pipe, msd6al, electric fan, underdrive pulleys, 3.73 gear, 2 chanber flowmasters, subframe connectors, K&N cone filter, Factory Five control arms, Trans cooler, 150amp alternator, 255 lph fuel pump, 50_175 hp shot with out the nos got 1.90 60ft on pepboy tires 225 60 r15 i need slicks New B&M Hammer shifter and New ford cable and a set of pony rims www.geocities.com/mazur50/

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10-31-2000, 01:11 PM	#2
StangFlyer Founder Join Date: Jun 1995 Location: Michigan Posts: 19,326	No, there currently isn't FTP access to the sites. You need to use the Site Manager interface to upload your files to through your browser. Very easy and quick since you can upload ten or more at a time. ------------------ Dan McClain, Editor The Mustang Works Magazine 1991 Mustang GT - NOVI Supercharged 377 Stroker 1999 Ford Lightning SVT - Supercharged 5.4L Triton

11-02-2000, 12:08 PM	#3
mazur50 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 1999 Location: IL Posts: 172	will there ever be ftp access

11-02-2000, 06:47 PM	#4
StangFlyer Founder Join Date: Jun 1995 Location: Michigan Posts: 19,326	I have the capability to have FTP to a certain extent, however, it would not be FTP directly to your account. I'd have to set-up an anonymous (generic) FTP account that any member could send their files to, then you can use the Site Manager to "import" (move) your files into your account. This is for security purposes, filtering of files, and so the header and footer code can be inserted when the files are moved. However, since the Site Manager is so easy to use and fairly quick, I decided against it when I configured the system. ------------------ Dan McClain, Editor The Mustang Works Magazine 1991 Mustang GT - NOVI Supercharged 377 Stroker 1999 Ford Lightning SVT - Supercharged 5.4L Triton