Filezilla on Mac: SFTP with passwordless authentication? Ask Question 11. For Mac Filezilla: Top Menu: Filezilla -> Settings -> Connection/FTP/SFTP. Click Add keyfile to import the ppk file (there are a lot of pem to ppk converter if you only have pem private key).
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- FileZilla Client for Mac is an open-source program that allows you to make FTP transfers. It is a bare-bones application that is easy to use and which should suit the needs of anyone looking to.
- FileZilla FTP Client (Windows & Mac) Overview. This article provides instructions for configuring the FileZilla FTP client to work with Egnyte, adding filters, and more. From FileZilla's main menu, click Edit and then Settings. Select Logging under the File editing section.
This day has been horrid with trying to deal with a sick dog. I went to add a chat to my site and inadvertantly crossed some files with my php files and it took down my board. I haven't received any reply from tech support from bluehosts today either. I took everything off the site finally and reuploaded it. I got a board back, but not the same one. I put myself in as administrator just like I had it before.
Now my name is there both ways. It's showing me as signed up before. But, I can't log in as an administrator at all.
In fact, if you look, there isn't even a place to log in as an administrator! Basically, my whole board is locked down like this. Connie, If I understand you correctly, you already had a phpBB3 board? Was it in the same place as the board you have now? If you had a board before, and all you did was upload some files overwriting your phpBB3 files, your database should still be intact. All you need to do is reupload the phpBB3 files from the and connect to the previous database.
I would not use the SimpleScripts from Bluehost to install phpBB3. PhpBB3 does not allow duplicate usernames and I am not sure how you managed to do that unless there is a problem with SimpleScripts. That is one reason why we don't recommend one-click installs provided by your host. They cause all kinds of problems. The first thing you need to do is go to your hosting control panel and see what databases you have.
Hopefully, you still have the old database. If you do, we only need to figure out how to connect to it. The username should be listed in the hosting control panel under MySQL databases, but the password is not.
If you don't know what the password is, you will need to create a new password. Once you know what the password is, then we can create a new config.php using.
To sum up: 1) See if your previous database is still intact. 2) Determine the username and password of the previous database user. 3) Upload new files from the. 4) Edit your config.php file to connect to the previous database. 5) If your previous installation was not at phpBB version 3.0.7-PL1, the database will need to be updated. I downloaded the files from here and installed those. It walked me through a whole set up process and I got all the information from bluehost.
I put it all in and it told me that I couldn't go to the administration panel or the board until I deleted the install files. Fine, it said that on here too. Now I'm getting this message after deleting the install folder: General Error SQL ERROR sqlite SQL logic error or missing database 1 An sql error occurred while fetching this page. Please contact an administrator if this problem persists. I am not familiar with how a Mac works, but it should be something like this: To delete the install folder, highlight the folder name and press Delete. To rename, double-click the name. Or ctrl-click, or right-click, or maybe it is COMMAND-click, to bring up a context menu and you will have the options to delete or rename.
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Another option is to use your hosting control panel's file manager to delete or rename. I am getting the sqlite error. Was your database originally sqlite? If it was, the database has been either deleted or you have the wrong connection information.
MySQL is a better database to use, but if you originally had sqlite, you need to stick with that for now. PHP5 (FastCGI) All files with the extension.php will be handled by PHP5 FastCGI processes. FastCGI for PHP makes all your PHP applications run through modfastcgi instead of modsuphp. This eliminates the overhead of loading the PHP interpretor on every hit. Since it is always in memory ready for the next hit, the responses will be generated faster. NO MODIFICATIONS to your existing PHP applications will be performed so you can easily enable and disable it at will.
This is what it says in the background. And when I uploaded the files from here yesterday it's the only one that it even goes ANYWHERE with. It takes me right to the last page where it says the installation is complete. Then it tells me the last step is to go to my ftp and either change the file name on the install file or remove it. I removed it a couple times today and it didn't work. On the mac it wasn't letting me just rename it. So, when I got home I tried just renaming it.
Both ways, with the rename and the deleting of the installation file I get the error message above at that point. I am guessing it didn't work because you don't know the correct information to enter. I'll reiterate what I said before: The first thing you need to do is go to your hosting control panel and see what databases you have.
Hopefully, you still have the old database. If you do, we only need to figure out how to connect to it. The username should be listed in the hosting control panel under MySQL databases, but the password is not. If you don't know what the password is, you will need to create a new password. Once you know what the password is, then we can create a new config.php using Rebuild your config.php. To sum up: 1) See if your previous database is still intact.
2) Determine the username and password of the previous database user. 3) Upload new files from the Downloads page. 4) Edit your config.php file to connect to the previous database. 5) If your previous installation was not at phpBB version 3.0.7-PL1, the database will need to be updated. If you want me to come help, I'll be glad to.
Just send me a PM.
Creating a NetFiles Connection and Connecting to Netfiles The first time you try to connect to Netfiles, you need to create a Filezilla site. Click on the Site Manager icon or select FileSite Manager from the menu: In the Site Manager window:. Click on New Site. In the Select Entry box under My Sites, replace 'New Site' with your name for this site. In the Host box, type: sftp.netfiles.willamette.edu. In the Protocol box, select SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol.
In the Logon Type box, select Ask for password (recommended) or Normal. If you selected 'Normal,' type your password in the Password box. Click the Connect button If you selected the 'Ask for Password' option, you will be prompted to enter your password. Once you have created a site, all you need to do is open the Site Manager window, select the name of the site and click the Connect button.
Viewing Files on NetFiles Once you have connected to NetFiles, the FileZilla window Remote site will contain a listing of all the files you have stored on the Netfiles server in the right-hand directory pane. Any existing folders may contain a '?'
When you first connect; clicking on the folder name will display the contents of the folder and remove the '?' If you have permission to access that folder. Navigate using the Directory view in the 'Remote site' pane or by clicking on folder names in the file viewer pane below it.
The folder icon followed by 2 dots at the top of the file listing will move you up one level in your folder hierarchy.