- #Interarchy sftp how to#
- #Interarchy sftp for mac#
- #Interarchy sftp install#
- #Interarchy sftp zip file#
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#Interarchy sftp how to#
This is a computer, or just disk space on a computer that's connected to the internet (usually with a really fast connection), that holds the files that make up your website, and knows how to hand them out, by request, on the internet. There's frequently more to it, but not much, and not it's important enough to go into here. That's an important thing to understand - the web experience, as far as consuming stuff online, is pretty much structured downloading. When you "go to" a website, your computer is actually downloading files and displaying them for you in a structured way. It's text files, usually combined with image files, and often including audio files (like MP3s), rich media (like Flash ads, games, or applications), and other such goodies.
A website, as experienced by regular people, is just a bunch of files. This is the stuff that makes up your website. If you want to create a website (and, if you're working with us, it's safe to assume you do), you have to take care of some technical requirements before you'll really have a website: The pieces that actually are needed to make a website are not necessarily very clear, so this article will offer an explanation in (hopefully) plain language.
You type an address (like ) in your web browser, and there it is.
#Interarchy sftp install#
To install these on an uncooperative server, just copy the contents of the php folder to a directory on your server, and point your include_path directive to it, as John mentions on his page.įor the sake of posterity, I'll also mention the reasons I couldn't use the regular PEAR installation methods.Įveryone knows what a website is. As of this writing, when you install PEAR, you get a variety of directories: data, docs, php, tests, as well as several regular files. I didn't want to use anyone else's files, but this did provide the insight I needed to get a manual installation working.
#Interarchy sftp zip file#
John offers a ZIP file with his PEAR files that you can upload to your server and use after a quick edit to your include_path. I looked to see if anyone else faced the same problems, and I didn't turn up anything, but I did find this article that describes a way for people who don't have access to PEAR, and are afraid of installing it the usual way, can get into it. Long story short, I needed to install my own copy of PEAR on the server, without SSH access, and without being able to use the in the PEAR manual, because none of them worked for me. * Fixed: During SFTP connections, WebDrive would sometimes fail to authenticate the SSH Host Key returned from CrushFTP servers.A web host a client is using (who shall remain nameless) has been messing things up for us.
* Fixed: FTP REST problem which prevented some files from being uploaded and downloaded * Fixed: PROT C was not being sent properly for FTPS connections. * Fixed: During SFTP connections, WebDrive would sometimes fail to authenticate the SSH Host Key returned from CrushFTP servers.
#Interarchy sftp for mac#
If you want easier access to your FTP server, WebDrive for Mac is a nice idea although it does seem to have a connection bug. If WebDrive is able to connect, it will display the name of the server in Finder like any other local drive.Īccessing an FTP server via Finder is so much more convenient that having to resort to an FTP client and it's particularly ideal for those that are unfamiliar with how such clients work. Once you're ready to connect, just click on the Site Profile you've created and click Mount. Just enter the name you want to assign to the drive, a username and password, a Host Name and IP address and the Initial Remote Directory. The setup process is very simple even for those unfamiliar with FTP clients.
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