There are several common errors when trying to upload a WordPress site to the server via FTP. These errors are not just the wrong host, user name, password and port number, but similar errors. If the only file that can be connected via FTP is a local file, or if the FTP client often disconnects, you may want to sit in your seat and concentrate for the next few minutes. This weekend, the WordPress project will introduce the repair of the three most common FTP problems. The
When uploading the website to the server, learn how to correct FTP errors. 1. unable to connect at all, try to connect and confirm again whether the input information is correct, but still unable to connect. What do you offer? Confirm the setting: manual mode or active mode? I will use FileZilla as an example to show what you are looking for and how to find it. First, click Edit in the top menu, and then select settings. In the left menu of the pop-up menu, select the \
If in manual mode (default), switch to active mode and vice versa. Therefore, click the \
2. although you can fully connect to the \
Increase the maximum number of connections and the maximum number of connections per IP address. If this number is higher than before, there will be no problem. I usually set this to 100 to ensure safety. Don’t forget to click save at the bottom of the page. If you do not have root access to the server, please contact the website administrator or the website hosting company. Explain the problem to them and they will help you. It is now time to manually delete the current connection. We will show you how to do this in cPanel. Go to the file section and select the FTP session control button. The
On the loaded page, click the red \
Now return to the FTP client. The next screenshot uses FileZilla. On the menu, click Edit, and then select settings. In the pop-up menu, click the submit page. Male right
