Dreamweaver 8 FTP login details

For some reason Dreamweaver 8 no longer retails the FTP login
details on the remote info tab on some but not all of the 5 web
sites I manage. Anyone suggest a reason for this?

8.02 would do it.
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"Ken Binney" <[email protected]> wrote
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>I believe there is an 8.01 updater to solve this issue
>
>
>
> "lawrence61" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
> news:gl1l2r$l0i$[email protected]..
>> For some reason Dreamweaver 8 no longer retails the
FTP login details on
>> the remote info tab on some but not all of the 5 web
sites I manage.
>> Anyone suggest a reason for this?
>
>

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Dreamweaver not storing FTP login

Every time I open Dreamweaver (on Mac) after system start up or even after quitting the program, all of my ftp access info is erase from each site. It remembers the ftp or IP address, but not the login on password.
What's the fix for this?

wireshop wrote:
> Dreamweaver does not save my FTP login info even though
I click the
> "Save" checkbox. I have to go in and reenter the
information in site
> management each time I open dreamweaver. Has anyone had
this problem?
> a fix?
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Dreamweaver not saving FTP login

Dreamweaver does not save my FTP login info even though I
click the "Save" checkbox. I have to go in and reenter the
information in site management each time I open dreamweaver. Has
anyone had this problem? a fix?

wireshop wrote:
> Dreamweaver does not save my FTP login info even though
I click the
> "Save" checkbox. I have to go in and reenter the
information in site
> management each time I open dreamweaver. Has anyone had
this problem?
> a fix?
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=3491671c
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Dreamweaver CS3 FTP problem

Hi,
I am unable to connect to my remote server using my new copy
of Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
I can connect without problems to my remote server using
Microsoft Frontpage and the exact same FTP address, login, and
password - so it is not the server which is at fault
Things I have tried without success
My hosting company told me to either leave the host directory
box blank or put a / in it. Neither of these options work
I have tried retyping my login details carefully.
I have tried checking the ‘use passive FTP’ box
I have tried putting a colon and the port number after the
FTP address
I have tried writing the FTP address with and without the
ftp:// symbol
I have tried setting the FTP time out preferences at 60secs,
30 secs, 120 secs, 10 secs, and 5 secs
I am wondering what else to try, and how I can check whether
or not the software is being blocked by a firewall (in Norton for
example - my windows firewall is switched off) as I do remember
getting a message about this during the install. Or would it be a
good idea to uninstall and reinstall the software?
I would be most grateful for any further information or
advice.
Many thanks
Pippa

> When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
What is the error message?
Here's my experience.
1. A firewall (any firewall, including but not restricted to
SP2) may be
blocking your attempts. It's best to completely disable them
while you are
troubleshooting this.
2. The FTP host field should usually always be filled in like
this -
''www.domain.com'' (without the quotes) and with NO leading
protocol (e.g.,
http:// or ftp://) (of course, you can always
use the IP address, too).
3. Enabling Passive FTP (usually the default for 3rd party
FTP programs) in
your Remote site definition can often be the gating factor in
a balky FTP
connection.
Make sure you use those guidelines and usually your
connection problem will
be solved.
By the way, if you find that #1 allows the connection to
proceed, then you
have to figure out what it is about your firewall that is
blocking
transmissions. CS3 allows you to fine tune firewall support
via the
Remote site definition, but you may also need to do a very
simple thing of
permitting CS3 to make outgoing connections in the Firewall
configuration.
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"Pippa Mattinson" <[email protected]> wrote
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> Hi,
>
> I am unable to connect to my remote server using my new
copy of Adobe
> Dreamweaver CS3
>
> When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
>
>
> I can connect without problems to my remote server using
Microsoft
> Frontpage
> and the exact same FTP address, login, and password - so
it is not the
> server which is at fault
>
> Things I have tried without success
> My hosting company told me to either leave the host
directory box blank or
> put
> a / in it. Neither of these options work
> I have tried retyping my login details carefully.
> I have tried checking the ?use passive FTP? box
> I have tried putting a colon and the port number after
the FTP address
> I have tried writing the FTP address with and without
the ftp:// symbol
> I have tried setting the FTP time out preferences at
60secs, 30 secs, 120
> secs, 10 secs, and 5 secs
>
> I am wondering what else to try, and how I can check
whether or not the
> software is being blocked by a firewall (in Norton for
example - my
> windows
> firewall is switched off) as I do remember getting a
message about this
> during
> the install. Or would it be a good idea to uninstall and
reinstall the
> software?
> I would be most grateful for any further information or
advice.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Pippa
>

FTP login and password are not saved on some sites

On some of my sites the FTP login and password are not saved
(even though the "saved" box is checked). Dreamweaver 8.0 on XP
SP2. I can export the site information and then import the same
file exported and there still will be no login or password placed
in the login or password window. I opened the exported .ste files
in notepad and found the login correct and the password incorrect.
I uninstalled Dreamveaver and reinstalled still same
problem.

Ok, I just spent about 3 hours on this. Here's the latest
that I've found. I had looked at the knowledgebase and my registry
matched what was suggested. As this has been an ongoing issue for
me, I thought it was still an issue. Apparently 8.02 did have some
improvements.
I can only guess that many of the 36 sites I have in the Site
Manager lost info before the .02 update.. or I hope so.
I did however discover that there is still what could be
considered a minor bug. I went in to Manage Sites and selected edit
for all of my sites, fixing the ones that had lost their user/pass
info. I'm not positive, but I think only the last edited site kept
it's data.
I discovered after many checks on all the sites, over and
over and over, that it appears that they are now holding the data,
but, if I add the user/pass, I must not only click the OK button to
close that particular site, but I must also click the 'Done' button
before only that one will be saved.
So, I thought I was fixing logins when in fact I was only
fixing one at a time.. Completely closing 'Manage Site' seemed to
hold one new set of login data each time. Seems that it shouldn't
be this way.
But I must say, I am rejoicing at the moment, as I actually
have all my sites set up with FTP info and I am now looking forward
to hopefully adding more and maybe they'll actually be available
for the next editing session.

DW8 forgets FTP login and password

Each time I open Dreamweaver 8 to work on my site, I have to
re-enter the FTP login and password. This only began happening
recently. I check SAVE box, but DW8 does not save the login or
password ... so I have to re-enter every time. PLEASE advise what
could be causing this. Thank you very, very, very much!

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Mac user: FTP login pw not saved

I tried posting this to another topic that was posted by a PC
user, am concerned it will get buried. I'm a Mac user and having
this same annoying FTP login issue. I don't have IE7 (can't, thank
you Microsoft) and had no problems in MX, only after upgrading to
Studio 8. Have installed the 8.0.2 update without problems. Doesn't
fix the problem. Murray, are you out there. Help!

Thanks for posting this!
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"BONais" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> OK. It took me a few months to figure this out but I'm
posting this info
> for
> other struggling Mac users. The culprit is Keychain.
Keychain was
> inhibiting
> the passwords from Dreamweaver. Don't ask me why... all
I know is once I
> flushed the login keychain (which was hidden, by the
way), all was
> restored to
> goodness and health and Dreamweaver works like it did in
the olden days.
>

FTP login & password not saved

Under "manage sites" /remote, the box is checked to "save" my
site FTP login and password, but after I shut down Dreamweaver 8
and later come back to edit & put a page, I get a login error.
Turns out the login and password are not saved. When I re-enter
these two fields, I can put the page up on the site. I never had
this problem in my last version (Dreamweaver 3). Please help!! I'm
on the very disappointing Windows Vista OS. This problem happens
with multiple sites on multiple host servers, so it's not a single
site problem.

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"casagozo" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Under "manage sites" /remote, the box is checked to
"save" my site FTP
> login
> and password, but after I shut down Dreamweaver 8 and
later come back to
> edit &
> put a page, I get a login error. Turns out the login and
password are not
> saved. When I re-enter these two fields, I can put the
page up on the
> site. I
> never had this problem in my last version (Dreamweaver
3). Please help!!
> I'm on
> the very disappointing Windows Vista OS. This problem
happens with
> multiple
> sites on multiple host servers, so it's not a single
site problem.
>

FTP Login Gone Everytime I Close DW

Hi,
Every time I close and re-open Dreamweaver all my FTP login
info is gone. (user and password). This just started yesterday. I
have been using this product Dreamweaver CS3 for almost a year
without problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks

quote:
Originally posted by:
Garry Bradley
Hi, I went through this using DW4 under OS X 10.5.5 and
received a link to the answer from another member. Unfortunately
the link has now been terminated but from what I remember it was
down to Keychain Access in the Utilities folder.
If you select the 'login' section under Keychains you'll see
a list of password entries with the name of 'Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
Site'. These are still named like this now even though I now use
CS4. These were all apparently corrupted and I had to delete them
all.
I then went back to Dreamweaver CS4 and re-entered all my
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quitting and restarting the app it held them. Whatever made them
corrupt in the beginning I don't know but everything's been fine
since.
Hope this helps for Mac users.
Unfortunately this did not work for me, I'm using Dreamweaver
CS4 on OS X 10.5.6 (mac). I removed the CS3 keychains and then
started up DW CS4, re-inserted the login and password, made sure
"Save" login info was checked. Then after closing DW CS4 and
re-opening it the login and password were blank. This happens both
at work and at home.
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Thank you from Catherine.

You lost me.
I'm talking about the login and passwords in the Manage Sites section where we define our dreamweaver sites for FTP'ing to the server.

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Is there some secret to motivating Dreamweaver 8 to remember
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> Is there some secret to motivating Dreamweaver 8 to
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> and password? I get tired of having to reedit every time
a I lauch the
> program.

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