Figure out the URL of the uploaded file adn view your file on the Web Now, if you have correctly uploaded the file to the home directory on the server, the file is shown on the bottom right pane on the See it on your own computer until I upload it onto the Web server. Note that I use "welcome.html" as an example here it lives on my own computer, so you cannot The following screenshot shows that I navigated to C:\Temp\ to find the file (welcome.html) I want to upload, then clickĪnd drag it to the server side. Once uploaded, the file will be shown on the bottom right pane. (where you saved the files) on the middle left pane, find the files you want to upload on the bottom left pane.Ĭlick and drag the file from the bottom left pane to the bottom right pane (or a subdirectory on the bottom right pane). When you are ready to upload files from your local computer to the server, locate the directory on your local computer For instance, when needed you can create a "homework" subdirectory under the home directory, Then selecting "Create directory" (Note: To right-click on the MAC, hold down the control key and click at the same time).
You can create sub-directories under your home directory (which is tanderson here) by right-clicking the home directory, Create sub-directories under your home directory Now highlight the home directory (tanderson) and double-click it, it goes up to the middle right pane: Double-click your home directory (to move it up) System files (with a filename starting with a dot). The botton right pane shows everything under Anderson's root directory, which is Anderson's home directory (tanderson) and some Note the root directory on the server is not named as C, D, or F drive. The server by default, which is a slash (/). The middle right pane shows "Remote site" which means the SLIS server (which is ).
In the screenshot, the bottom left pane shows theĬontent of the C:\temp\ folder I specified in the middle left pane. The bottom left pane shows theĭirectories and/or files under the directory you specified in the middle left pane.
The middle left pane shows "Local site" which means your local computer.
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Note that your userid and password are all case-sensitive. If connection fails, probably you have typed in a wrong userid and/or password, or forgotten to type in "sftp://" in the host box. It may take 2-5 seconds to connect the server. The interface shows 5 panes: top pane, middle left pane, middle right pane, bottom left pane, andįileZilla shows the connection status (i.e., successful or failed) on the top pane. A small window may pop up, saying "the server's host key is not cached in registry.
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