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  1. #1
    kfperin is offline Junior Member
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    Hello

    I realized that my VPS does not allow me to download or upload any folders. Is there a way around this or some way that I can download a folder? Is there an SSH command that I can use to do this? Can I change the file type into something that I can download, and then change it back?

    Any help would be much appreciated. I am trying to download a map folder and want to have it saved, if you can help me get it download, I would be very thankful.

    Thanks,
    Kfperin

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    jeremya is offline Administrator
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    You could use SFTP with SSH. The easiest way is to use Filezilla with an SFTP connection. The connection is made the same way as a regular FTP connection except with your SSH login details and server address/IP.
    -Jeremya

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    kfperin is offline Junior Member
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    Okay, I downloaded Filezilla. When I enter the server IP (no port) and SSH logins, it has problems connecting. I left the port blank. All I did was download the client of filezilla and try to connect. Am I missing something or is this a problem that can be fixed?

    Thanks,
    Kfperin

    Edit : Nevermind, figured it out. Had to change some settings. Thank you!
    Last edited by kfperin; 2010-10-13 at 08:09 PM.

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    jeremya is offline Administrator
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    in filezilla you have to create a new connection, it may work if you enter port 22 but I normally save all my connections anyway so I haven't tested.

    so steps would be:
    1) click File > Site Manager
    2) click New Site
    3) enter the following details:
    host: (your server IP or hostname)
    port: 22
    server type: SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)
    login type: normal
    user: your ssh username
    password: ssh password

    That should be all you need. If you save it you won't have to enter it again (lest you change the password)
    -Jeremya


 

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