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I just recieved my source code, and the email told me to go to FTP and gave me the information, maybe I am being ditzy, but when it says "User ID" does this mean my site name, my email address, or my 4 digit code? I am so at lost on this, I've tried it all and nothing is signing me in...

Thanks,
Melly

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User id means your email or the name you type to login on your network.

Note that you will need a client that does SFTP, regular FTP will not work, here are some options:

Windows:
http://winscp.net/eng/download.php

Mac:
http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/fugu/
http://cyberduck.ch/
http://www.yummysoftware.com/
http://www.panic.com/transmit/

Alternatively, you can use the web interface to edit and upload your files, one other way to access it is: go to www.ning.com > My Networks > View Networks I've Created > Customize (for the network you've asked for the code)
Thank you, I have FileZilla, and I am still not getting in with it :(

However, I have tried the site editor, and I can't do what I need to do... Or I can't really see what I need anywho... I am trying to change the themes t hat are for others to use... Or add more...
Have you checked the FileZilla wiki? Item 1 on their usage page has some directions for connecting with SFTP: http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Using

FileZilla should work fine with SFTP.
Yup tried that, but its still not loging me in...


I put "22" in the port, and it disappears when I press enter.
Hi Melissa,

Try the Site Manager instead of the quickconnect, here is how:

- Click on the top-left corner little computer:


- Select SFTP as the Servertype and Normal as Logontype


- Accept the key if prompted:

Yeah, did all this, and I have tried it about 5 times just after reading this, and its still not work... Same error message. The 22 stayed this time, but it won't connect.
It might be necessary to check your settings for Windows firewall or other firewalls to make sure that FileZilla isn't blocked.
Ug, I have no clue on that what I am looking for, I don't' even know how to get to all that, my husband will have to help on that part lol...
I'm actually experiencing the same (related?) problem.

Filezilla opens a connection, exchanges some data (it asked me if I was happy, and then hangs there. WebDrive fails with

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WebDrive
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Unable to connect to Site ning, Can't establish SFTP connection, (1609 - SSH Handshake failed with remote host. Recheck your username and password (or hostkey file if one is in use). Also make sure you have selected Ciphers/MACs that are compatible with those on the server. (Error 1609)
Suberror: -2147467259, sshlibSrSshClient::SSH_Handshake: Remote disconnected without sending a disconnect message)
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OK
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However, I can successfully connect with sftp from cygwin from the same machine, so it doesn't seem to be a network issue.
if your cygwin's sftp works it might be a Filezilla problem then, do you know where it keeps the known hosts file? You might want to try WinSCP then...
You can use winscp, download link: http://winscp.net/eng/download.php it's very simple, Just complet your info and logIn
Filezilla actually has trouble parsing the login URL because there are multiple @ symbols. For example if your email address is melissa@gmail.com the connection string will be melissa@gmail.com@sftp.ning.com. Filezilla will not recognize melissa@gmail.com as you username and try and connect to the address 'gmail.com@sftp.ning.com' instead of just 'sftp.ning.com'. I haven't found the right combination of quotes to fix this yet so I have switched to winscp and dreamweaver which seem to parse the at symbols in the opposite order. Hope this helps.

Scott

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