Dreamweaver CC - FTP problem to access

I´m having some problems to upload files with my Dreamweaver CC.
Every time I try to upload something to the root of my FTP, I get an error message, meanwhile I try to upload to a sub-folder I don`t get any.
You may think that it's a FTP permission issue, but I have check with my provider, made some test and it seems that there is not the problem.
But more strange is that I also have Adobe CS5, and with this one I can upload my files to root without any problem. I have checked both configurations and they are exactly the same (obviously same host, user, pass… etc.).
Do you have any idea where could I have the problem?
Thank you very much for your support

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> After having installed the FTP part,
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files???.
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"PierreBellefeuille" <[email protected]>
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> Hi Nick,
>
> I have solved the problem this way: as I undestand
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phore,
This TechNote explains the issue and how to fix it:
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> fine. But everytime I close Dreamweaver, then start it
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Hi,
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"Pippa Mattinson" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
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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
>

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difficulty with her computer. She did a system restore from her
discs, and, after that, reinstalled Dreamweaver 8. She sent me an
email to let me know she needed my assistance setting her DW FTP
back up.
While her computer was down I decided to reorganize the
website files. There were dozens of old files and most of the
images and html were scattered throught the main part of the file
tree. She really liked the changes, but, after connecting her to
the site and downloading all the files, a problem arose.
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the FTP she got a group of folders named "Windows, Linux,
Speedtest" and a few others. I contacted our webhost and they told
me this meant she was logging in anonymously. We have our login
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"WesleyThomas" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> The webmaster for the library I work for recently had
difficulty with her
> computer. She did a system restore from her discs, and,
after that,
> reinstalled
> Dreamweaver 8. She sent me an email to let me know she
needed my
> assistance
> setting her DW FTP back up.
>
> While her computer was down I decided to reorganize the
website files.
> There
> were dozens of old files and most of the images and html
were scattered
> throught the main part of the file tree. She really
liked the changes,
> but,
> after connecting her to the site and downloading all the
files, a problem
> arose.
>
> Once she got her laptop back home every time she'd
connect to the FTP she
> got
> a group of folders named "Windows, Linux, Speedtest" and
a few others. I
> contacted our webhost and they told me this meant she
was logging in
> anonymously. We have our login name and password in
correctly, though, so
> this
> shouldn't happen. No one at our ISP could help me do to
them not being
> familiar
> with Dreamweaver.
>
> After playing around with the machine a bit I found that
if I deleted the
> site
> from the FTP and re-did it using the same folders then
the first
> connection was
> succesful. But, after disconnecting, the same problem
happens again.
>
> I found this article and wondered if it could be causing
our problem.
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=3491671c
>
> The only thing that makes me think it might not be is
the fact that our
> login
> and password stays in the box, but, for some reason, the
FTP is connecting
> anonymously. Could her doing a recovery have led to
this? Maybe there's an
> update she needs to apply that she didn't get after
doing the recovery?
>

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http://filezilla-project.org/ and
http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Tutorial#Using_the_site_manager
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Hi friend,
I am doing file to file scenario in which i wan to move one file from input folder to output folder.
I had created as FTP on one system that i am able to access and have full authorization to read and write.
and created that two input and output folder in it,n kept an xml file in input folder.
When i see sender communication channel in RWB it is showing error, "com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 Access denied'
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SO i am not sure where i had done mistake.
Plz give ur suggestions.
Thanks

Hi,
Please Check below few steps:
Check if the username and the Password is created to write the file in the desired directory.
Check the username is provided the authorization to write the file in the desired directory. ... IS Guys will help you..
Confirm if the directory created have all the authorization to write the file.
ls - lrt
chmod 777 Directory Name
all the authorization will then be provided
Confirm if the directory is created with the root id then it there might be some problem with the user name u r trying to create..
Hope this will help.
Assign points for helpful answer..
Thanks
JAY.

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Hi,
I have a little problem with my NAS200. When I try to connect to ftp, I got an error like this:
200 transfer type changed to ascii
227 entering passive mode
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Hi gieras. Has this worked before? Have you tried to access it using another computer? Possble reason why you can't access it is Windows firewall settings on your computer. I am not really familiar with the error codes that you mentioned but I've read another post here that may help: https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NAS200-FTP-Problem/td-p/120996

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Our application runs on Oracle application server on Linux. Facing problems while accessing images outside the web document-root folder. This works with changes in global-web-application.xml by including the <virtual-directory> tag. The same change does not work when done on Linux machine. It is unable to find the image. Please help in resolving this issue.
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What exactly is Dreamweaver doing when you try to upload files via FTP? Does it give you any error messages? If so, can you post them verbatim?
Also, are you running any third party firewall or antivirus software?
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