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I would like to use FileZilla how do I go about the setting it up and connecting to my site?
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tags: client configure file filezilla ftp party set settings setup zilla
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tags: client configure file filezilla ftp party set settings setup zilla
Definition of an A Record
If you have a WordPress blog hosted on WordPress.com, you can easily export it and import it to WordPress that is installed on your hosting account with hostgator_sg. Login to the WordPress Data
This article will explain how to run php and other file types using Cron jobs.
This article will walk you through uploading files using the File Manager
There are many ways that you can transfer files and folder to and from your hosting account. We highly recommend using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program to quickly upload and download files. We
How do I use .html files to run SSI (Server Side Includes)?
Short tutorial on how to set file and user Permissions in cPanel.
How do I Password Protect a single file on my website?
How do I setup Dreamweaver 8 for FTP?
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tags: client configure dream file information party program protocol set setup steps transfer
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tags: client configure dream file information party program protocol set setup steps transfer
How to Transfer hosted files from old host to HostGator.sg via ssh. Your old host must have SSH access to perform this move. Using SSH to transfer files to HostGator
This article will explain how to utilize GZip through the file manager.
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tags: archive compress compression decompress file gzip management zip
251,316 views
tags: archive compress compression decompress file gzip management zip
My Ruby on Rails installation keeps displaying a '404 Not Found' error.
The hosts file is a plain text file that allows you to set IP Addresses for a domain on your computer. This may override authoritative DNS.
This article will explain how-to enable FTP on a newly provisioned VPS or Dedicated cPanel server. Since FTP is an unsecured connection point to the server, cPanel has it disabled by default in version 11.86 or prior.