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Dreeamweaver 8 will only upload a file called temp2342.htm which it is inventing its self.
Hello all
Here is my problem
I have just taken over a new site. I have set up the FTP details and connected successfully and I can see the files on the remote server.
But I cannot syncronize the site, if I try, then a new file is produced called temp2342.htm and this file (and only this file) is then added to the remote server and to the local machine, I am then informed that no syncronization is necessary.
I have other web sites on the same machine but not on the same remote, with no problems.
I believe that the person updating the site before me was using FileZilla to upload to the site, this is obviously an option for me but I would prefer to keep it all within Dreamweaver.
I am using Dreamweaver 8 on a Vista Ultimate PC
Any help please.
Here is my problem
I have just taken over a new site. I have set up the FTP details and connected successfully and I can see the files on the remote server.
But I cannot syncronize the site, if I try, then a new file is produced called temp2342.htm and this file (and only this file) is then added to the remote server and to the local machine, I am then informed that no syncronization is necessary.
I have other web sites on the same machine but not on the same remote, with no problems.
I believe that the person updating the site before me was using FileZilla to upload to the site, this is obviously an option for me but I would prefer to keep it all within Dreamweaver.
I am using Dreamweaver 8 on a Vista Ultimate PC
Any help please.
What is the content of generated file, what is the remote site OS?
ASKER
Hello Kechka
The content of the file is nothing, no code in it at all.
I am lead to believe that the site site is hosted on a UNIX server.
The content of the file is nothing, no code in it at all.
I am lead to believe that the site site is hosted on a UNIX server.
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You are indeed correct, the log file says that there is not enough space on the server. I have just got some extra log in details for the web site that has enabled me to confirm that this is the case.
As I usually have full control of the web sites that I manage, I have not seen this problem before.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Off to upgrade space on site now.
As I usually have full control of the web sites that I manage, I have not seen this problem before.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Off to upgrade space on site now.