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Today I bought a new hosting package and I am now ready to upload files to my new site. When I try to upload, why do I get a prompt stating that?

 

"An FTP error occured - cannot make connection to host. The remote host cannot be found."

 

Do I need to wait for DNS propogation?

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Here's what I get:

 

Name Last modified Size Description

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Parent Directory 09-Sep-2004 21:44 -

_private/ 08-Sep-2004 14:48 -

cgi-bin/ 08-Sep-2004 14:48 -

images/ 08-Sep-2004 14:48 -

postinfo.html 08-Sep-2004 14:48 2k

 

 

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Posted

I have not been able to upload from dreamweaver to my public_html folder. It is not making any connection to the host. All my other sites are uploading perfectly fine. It says remote host cannot be found.

 

I may just have to submit a ticket.

Posted (edited)

I don't think a ticket will solve your problem, because if you can login from one program but not from another, then that's a problem on your end.

 

Do you have any firewall running? If it's a firewall that blocks applications, it may be blocking Dreamweaver...

 

By the way, I'm moving this to a more appropriate forum, for organization.

Edited by TCH-Raul
Posted

If you cannot view the site by accessing your domain but you can view it on that URL you posted, then yes, it could be that DNS changes have not yet propagated.

 

If it's still down after 48 hours of registering the domain and pointing it to TCH, then it means something is wrong with the domain configuration.

 

But it's probably just a matter of waiting a few more hours and it will be available ;)

Posted (edited)

I think you missed my previous post. B)

 

As I explained and you suggested yourself, it was probably the DNS changes that hadn't yet fully propagated. Once they were updated on the DNS server you have your computer set to use, you were able to access the domain :huh:

Edited by TCH-Raul

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