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1. #Is ftp via browser secure install
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#Is ftp via browser secure download

Why would anyone be using a "browser" to log into a ftp server? Download a file via anonymous access, sure - but actually auth and use, why are we talking about this.

"PROBLEM: When i try loggin in from any browser" He needs to custom assign a path to a user to be redirected to your folder. This is Directadmin but if I remember correctly cPanel should have something similar That is something the FTP owner needs to setup, from what I can understand he hasn't even setup a separate login for you that is only assigned to your ftp path.Īs soon as he does that it's exactly what will happen, as soon as you enter your logins it'll just take you to your folder not to the root.

#Is ftp via browser secure password

The username and password for admin sever is different from my FTP account. Also i have some non techy folks that I want to give my FTP server, they would be more comfortable opening up a browser than installing a freeware and configure it.

#Is ftp via browser secure install

May be coz the popup says "Enter username and password for " instead of " can use filezilla from a place i have install rights but what if I want to access it from a remote PC that has just a browser and no admin rights to installation. When i enter the username and password for my FTP account, it says Error 530, login authentication failed. What i want is to directly drop to my username folder, so that people can see only the contents in this folder and download the stuff bypassing all other info on main server. but if i punch in the credentials of the server (the one my friends uses to access his main account) then i can get to his .įrom where i am able to locate my stuff at Index of /public_html/username/

If i enter the username and passwd for my FTP it throws auth failed error. He has just restricted your user to your own path not to the root of the server, he must of have given you a username and password that you can enter into cpanel? I guess they will be the same for the FTP account or maybe different, depends on the admin. Why would you even try " ? It needs to be accessed by and when the popup comes on just enter your login details your friend gave you. and to my knowledge they are able to login. (can this be an issues, any access level settings for this path may be)? Also this the path where all his other FTP accounts for other customers are listed. I checked the directory in the server and my FTP account is listed as /home/domainaname/username. Is there a setting that i need to enable on server side () or is this something related to browser/client side? WEIRD: To check this i tried logging in over a web based FTP client, and to my surprise i was able to login using the same credentials that i have for my FTP account. PROBLEM: When i try loggin in from any browser the URL in the browser redirect to and the popup box asks for username and password for his server and not my FTP account that he created. I uploaded the files successfully and can see them on the sever when I login to his cpanel and check my FTP account file manager. I logged in to my FTP user through filezilla client using the credentials for my FTP account I can login to his server using and see my FTP user account under FTP accounts. He gave me the credentials to his main account as well to setup the limits and configure the clients. I needed an FTP account for my book uploads, An old friend of mine who owns a website created an FTP account for me in his server that he had purchased.