What is the best way to upload your template to web host?
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March 18th, 2011, 12:13 pm
er, FTP. Part of the command line options on my Unix machine. 
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
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March 18th, 2011, 12:38 pm
Daemonguy wrote:
er, FTP. Part of the command line options on my Unix machine.
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
Thanx Mate !
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March 18th, 2011, 12:51 pm
Daemonguy wrote:
er, FTP. Part of the command line options on my Unix machine.
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
Actually, I use sftp or scp; security is paramount.
Would i be able to edit the content of that template online ? if so would i be using the host tools to edit my template ?
Sorry to bother you again but if you answer this last question i would appreciate .
Thank you
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March 21st, 2011, 11:27 am
I would use vi. Course, I am old school.
Or just old.
Course, I am old school. Or just old.
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July 22nd, 2011, 3:25 pm
You're just old Daemonguy 
I connect to my servers using SSH through nautilus. Editing remote files is just like editing local ones - browse to what I want in the file tree and double-click to open. Nautilus can handle pretty much any protocol you can think of.
I edit system files in vi, but no way am I going to edit a 2000 line php file in vi when I have geany.
I connect to my servers using SSH through nautilus. Editing remote files is just like editing local ones - browse to what I want in the file tree and double-click to open. Nautilus can handle pretty much any protocol you can think of.
I edit system files in vi, but no way am I going to edit a 2000 line php file in vi when I have geany.
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July 24th, 2011, 10:51 am
i all ways liked using FTP commander the free version, it is simple and it works and never fails on most FTP servers.
What about putty
What about putty
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