Ftp connection on Mac

Hi everyone,
I've gone through many forum postings but none seem to be
quite like this problem.
Can anyone help, please?
I have been working and updating 3 websites (different
servers) with Dreamweaver 8 with no problem until yesterday. I'm
pretty sure I didn't change any settings of my firewall or
dreamweaver. But since yesterday I couldn't connect to just ONE of
my websites. I always get the message: "Dreamweaver could not
connect to the server. User canceled. Operation time out".
It's odd because when I "test" the connection on "remote
settings" it does work. But when I try to only upload any file it
doesn't.
The "passive FTP" was always checked when was working. I
tried to unchecked and didn't work too.
So, I reported to the server and it was not a problem with
them. I tried to connect by ftp in Firefox and worked. So I realize
it could be something with my ftp connection.
I tried to turn off my firewall, but still not working.
I tried to test the TCP/IP port 21 (and it is open).
I tried to delete the site definitions from Dreamweaver and
re-create again, but no luck.
I just didn't re-install Dreamweaver because I'm afraid to
lose the connection with my other 2 sites.
Does anybody have any tip, or link with similar issue that I
can get some turn around???
Please any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Viv
** operation system
MacBookPro2,2
Mac OS X v.10.4.9
2.33 GHz

Viv,
For what its worth - I'd recommend a third party ftp client,
something along
the lines of Panic, or otherwise.
DW's ftp is a pretty regular topic of conversation round
these parts.
Brendon
"vivi_sclark" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:eumiqa$qtc$[email protected]..
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've gone through many forum postings but none seem to
be quite like this
> problem.
> Can anyone help, please?
>
> I have been working and updating 3 websites (different
servers) with
> Dreamweaver 8 with no problem until yesterday. I'm
pretty sure I didn't
> change
> any settings of my firewall or dreamweaver. But since
yesterday I couldn't
> connect to just ONE of my websites. I always get the
message: "Dreamweaver
> could not connect to the server. User canceled.
Operation time out".
> It's odd because when I "test" the connection on "remote
settings" it does
> work. But when I try to only upload any file it doesn't.
> The "passive FTP" was always checked when was working. I
tried to
> unchecked
> and didn't work too.
>
> So, I reported to the server and it was not a problem
with them. I tried
> to
> connect by ftp in Firefox and worked. So I realize it
could be something
> with
> my ftp connection.
> I tried to turn off my firewall, but still not working.
> I tried to test the TCP/IP port 21 (and it is open).
> I tried to delete the site definitions from Dreamweaver
and re-create
> again,
> but no luck.
>
> I just didn't re-install Dreamweaver because I'm afraid
to lose the
> connection
> with my other 2 sites.
> Does anybody have any tip, or link with similar issue
that I can get some
> turn
> around???
> Please any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Viv
> ** operation system
> MacBookPro2,2
> Mac OS X v.10.4.9
>
> 2.33 GHz
>

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