You can create new FTP account for your domain and configure it with Dreamweaver.Refer following snap shot and configure the new FTP account with Dreamweaver
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You can create new FTP account for your domain and configure it with Dreamweaver.Refer following snap shot and configure the new FTP account with Dreamweaver
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You can connect Dreamweaver with the cPanel user name and password please read the settings carefully in following snap shot and follow it and if you are still having any problem than its better if you contact your hosting provider as every hosting provider having different rules set on there server like few hosting account do not allow default FTP account which is cPanel user name due to that in that case you need to create FTP account for your hosting account from cPanel.In that case refer following tutorial to configure new FTP account from your cPanel
You can also refer following tutorial “How to configure new FTP account with Dreamweaver?”
In now a days most of the hosting provider is not allowing to use default FTP user (cPanel login) to access FTP in that case we need to create new FTP account from cPanel but new user having problem to create it from cPanel in that case follow the steps..
For X theme cPanel.
First login into cPanel and select “FTP Manager”
Second “Add FTP Account”
Third insert the information as per your requirement in following section.
For X3 theme refer the following steps
Login into cPanel and select the FTP Accounts from Files section
Second insert the login details as per your requirement.
Following are the steps to connect the Frontpage and publish the sites files/folders.
1.Begin by starting Microsoft FrontPage Explorer from your Windows Start Menu.
2.Select Open Web… from the File… menu. This will open the Open Web dialogue.
3.In the Open Web dialogue, select the My Network Places icon.
4.Now, enter http://www.yourdomainname.com into the Web Name field. Click Open to continue.
5.You will now be presented with a pop-up window entitled Enter Network Password.Enter your cPanel or FTP Username and Password without any space. Click OK to continue.
6.FrontPage Explorer will open a Folder List window at the left-hand edge of the Explorer screen that will contain the entire directory structure for your webspace.
7.To edit pages using FrontPage, double-click any of the web pages listed in the Folder List. A new FrontPage window will open for each page you select.
8. To upload newly-modified pages to the web, select File… then save… from the FrontPage Explorer tool bar. Your web pages will automatically reflect your latest changes.
If anyone facing problems with the FrontPage installation then first uninstall the installed FrontPage from shell /home/user/public_html (Change the user to your user name)
Then run the following commands one by one.
rm -rf .htaccess.*
rm -rf _vti_pvt/
rm -rf _derived
rm -rf _private
rm -rf _vti_*
If server is SuExec enabled then first disable it from the WHM
And install FrontPage for the specific domain where you have seems the problem and then try to publish site by using Frontpage. If you are still facing the problem then
remove all the .htaccess.* from/home/user/public_html and remove all _* (private,vti,etc)one by one carefully.
Now try to install it and check for the permission and ownership of public_html folder
Permission and ownership need to be as follows
chown user:user public_html -R
chmod 755 public_html -R
if the problem still persists then check whether the permission of public_html/_vti_pvt/service.pwd is 600 or not?
(try even setting an attr and set the permission to 600)
ie
chmod 600 service.pwd
chattr +i service.pwd
chattr -i service.pwd
It will sort out your problem enjoy
First you need to login into your server with the root login details and then run followings commands one by one
/scripts/setupfp5:
What is the servername you want to setup? www.****.org
Saving .htaccess file: /home/****/public_html/.htaccess
Using Upgrade Mode
Saving .htaccess file: /home/****/public_html/_private/.htaccess
For remove /scripts/unsetupfp4
What is the servername you want to setup? www.****.org
Saving .htaccess file: /home/****/public_html/.htaccess
Using Upgrade Mode
Saving .htaccess file: /home/****/public_html/_private/.htaccess
You can reinstall the Frontpage extension for single hosting account / domain by using following command from shell.
cd /usr/local/frontpage/version5.0/bin
./owsadm.exe -o install -u cpanel_user_name -p 80 -m www.domainname.com -servconf /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf -xuser cpanel_user_name