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will
May 14, 2007, 4:24am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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This is just a quick message to those who like me kept getting those 500 errors when trying to install -

Get firefox and download fireFTP! it works great.  Before i was using smartftp and sometimes it wouldnt CHMOD the files right leaving me to go through everytihng again and sometimes still not finding the right file.  Last night i uploaded and installed eblah in less than 10 mins and not a single error.  

So for those who find it hard i recommend using fireFTP.


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I've had quite a few problems with Fireftp...

Whilst it's handy if you've no other choice... it's not as good as a standalone ftp client like CoreFTP.



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I use LeapFTP and I will try it.
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I would suggest FileZilla. It's nice for a free open source FTP client. It has a lot of the features of a commercial program, just less of them.



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Ive used many of them...

SmartFTP - I will NEVER EVER use it again
FileZilla - Good... but I had to enter FTP login details every time
FlashFXP - Best one Ive ever used... but its $$$

When I want to install script, I usually upload ZIP and extract it with cPanel's File Manager No need to waste time on uploading each file!
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It depends, if you are restoring a large backup then yes, uploading the gzip is the best.  I've done that many of times.  

I do like SmartFTP, though I do admit that it's started to make me a bit mad due to their "pay every year" model.  And my server doesn't even allow FTP anymore, so I have to use SFTP.  lol


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