I searched for an FTP program to put websites on line but I didn't
exactly found what I was looking for. ( something with a nice GUI )
However under "Places" I found "connect to server" and I connected
to an FTP server on one of my computers, so far so good.

After this, I see under "places" the IP address of that computer and
when I try to open that I get after quite some time, an error
"could not open location IP address Details unknown error code 46"

When I try to "Search for Files" ( under "Places too ) the windows
doesn't open anymore. I Guess these thing are related to each other.
How do I see what applications are running, how do I kill an
application and di I get rid of this problem ?
( Not opening the search windows anymore )

Sorry for all these questions I am rather new here and I have got
most things I need running now, however many things are still a mystery
to me.

Edmund

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 22:28:24 +0200, Edmund wrote:

> I searched for an FTP program to put websites on line but I didn't exactly
> found what I was looking for. ( something with a nice GUI ) However under
> "Places" I found "connect to server" and I connected to an FTP server on
> one of my computers, so far so good.

Have you tried the FireFTP add-on to Firefox? That has a very nice GUI.

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Phil Stovell, Hampshire, UK

Phil Stovell wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 22:28:24 +0200, Edmund wrote:
>
>> I searched for an FTP program to put websites on line but I didn't exactly
>> found what I was looking for. ( something with a nice GUI ) However under
>> "Places" I found "connect to server" and I connected to an FTP server on
>> one of my computers, so far so good.
>
> Have you tried the FireFTP add-on to Firefox? That has a very nice GUI.

That doesn't show up in my synaptic/repositories.

Edmund

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:28:55 +0200, Edmund wrote:

> Phil Stovell wrote:
>> On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 22:28:24 +0200, Edmund wrote:
>>
>>> I searched for an FTP program to put websites on line but I didn't
>>> exactly found what I was looking for. ( something with a nice GUI )
>>> However under "Places" I found "connect to server" and I connected to
>>> an FTP server on one of my computers, so far so good.
>>
>> Have you tried the FireFTP add-on to Firefox? That has a very nice GUI.
>
> That doesn't show up in my synaptic/repositories.

You download through Firefox. Start FF, then Tools -> Add-ons. Click get
extensions (bottom right corner). You can find it there, there's lots of
good add-ons.

Direct link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/684

HTH.

>
> Edmund
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Phil Stovell, Hampshire, UK