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Dreamweaver & Plesk

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Denise

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I have a new VPS and I asked my host, who is quite partial to cPanel, which I hate because I can never find anything and it reminds me of every crummy host I have ever been with, to install Plesk. Now I like Plesk so far, but I am getting an error in Dreamweaver when I log in:

Dreamweaver cannot determine the remote server time...

Now this is not a big thing, but I do use that feature sometimes and I don't want my VPS server to be less than best. My host had a hard time figuring out the problem, but came up with this:

"Plesk does not allow you write access to your ftp root. I have changed the permissions so now your dreamweaver feature should work just fine."

Yes, in fact that did work for one of my domains on my VPS server. I don't know what the tech did, but I asked how to do it for the rest of my domains. Anybody know? Also, will this cause problems?

Thanks,
Denise
 
In the "Remote Info" section of Dreamweaver you should have the following information;

Access: FTP
FTP host: your ip address ( xx.xx.xx.xx )
Host Directory: /httpdocs/
login: Your ftp username
Password: Your ftp password
 
Thanks for the reply. That did work. I usually don't login to my ftp sites at that level. It makes it impossible to access the cgi-bin (or in plesk the https directory, etc.) because they are above the http directory.

Denise
 
You still should be able to log in even above that level.

change Host Directory to: /

It works for me with Dreamweaver.
 
I have my directory set to / and I am getting the server time error message. Hmmm... it works for you? Did you change your server's permissions? (that you can upload to the root)
 
The permissions for the top level are:


drwxr-xr-x 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 bin
drwxr-x--- 3 ftpuser psaserv 1024 Sep 8 2005 cgi-bin
drwxr-x--- 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:27 conf
drwxr-xr-x 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 error_docs
drwxr-x--- 19 ftpuser psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 httpdocs
drwxr-x--- 9 ftpuser psaserv 1024 Sep 27 2005 httpsdocs
drwxr-x--- 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:25 pd
drwx------ 2 ftpuser root 1024 Sep 7 2005 private
dr-xr-x--- 8 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 statistics
drwxr-xr-x 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 subdomains
drwxr-xr-x 2 root psaserv 1024 Oct 7 12:24 web_users
 
Thanks, I'll use that as a guide. I'm looking for where that is now. (new to plesk)
 
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