xsite pro/hostgator

by Nutrifitness

Posted: 15 years ago 6 replies

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hi
I am trying to publish website to addon domain hostgator ...I have asked this question in the past and followed the answer to publish site...well I am trying to do again ,and after following the same instructions I am unable to get site uploaded..can someone help me please

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coco28

15 years ago

I have some add on Hostgator domains which I publish to using XSitePro.

This is how I publish:

Go into the Publishing Tab in XSP. Enter your Domain name, your FTP Server, the FTP directory (for me its public_html/domainname, where domainname is a folder in your public_html directory), the FTP Username, and the FTP password. Click the test ftp connection button - if this is successful, click to publish your website.

If this doesnt work, double check the ftp directory - sometimes Hostgator adds the '.com' to the folder name...

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Nutrifitness

15 years ago

tried both ways..this is what I get:

Index of /
.ftpquota
cgi-bin/
Apache/2.2.10 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.10 OpenSSL/0.9.8i DAV/2 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at Index of / Port 80

Originally Posted by coco28

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stma 15 years ago

You have your main domain (domain.com for this example). You have a folder your add on domain was put on. It ends up being something like this: domain.com/foldername

For the ftp address in xsitepro it's your maindomain.

For the folder it's public_html/foldername/

Your username/password are the same as your maindomain
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Chris Lockwood

15 years ago

What stma said is correct.

Note that the domain field in the publishing details is NOT this domain, but the main domain for that hosting account.

Also press the test button there to make sure you have the login info correct.

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stma 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Chris Lockwood

What stma said is correct.

Aren't I always? Kidding --

On a side note - feel free to PM me with some of those details and I'll tell you exactly what to put in each field. Once you get "one" right you can always refer to it in the future if you get confused.
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