FTP host updating

I have been using MUSE for a few months. I've recently tried to update my website by doing what I did before which is going through the ...upload through FTP host... but when it's done my "updated" website shows none of the changes. Help?

Hi Mica,
Please try clearing the browser cache or try in a new browser.
Regards,
Aish

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I have a live website already and just want to add some updates to it, but every time I go to upload to ftp host, it goes through the process of uploading everything (the box with the blue bar) but when the website loads after the upload is finished, my updates don't show - the website is exactly as it was previously, without the new information.
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This generally indicates the upload is to the incorrect location on the server or the files were modified using an external tool and now the built-in FTP upload is being used and it's unaware of those changes.
Are you using the built-in File > Upload to FTP Host... feature within Muse? If so, and if you're using one of the most common low cost plans from GoDaddy, then the "Host directory" should be "public_html" if it isn't, then the files will be uploaded to the wrong location on the server.
If you've ever used a tool other than the built-in upload feature to alter what files are on the server, and you're now attempting to use the built-in upload, you need to set "Upload: All Files" in order for Muse to fully upload your site. After that's been done once, Muse will revert to only uploaded altered files.

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Hi Zak,
I'm from Portugal, the hosting provider is Hocnet (www.hocnet.pt). Do you need to know my ftp connection user and password for testing?
I contacted Hocnet earlier today because when I attempted to do the configuration of the 'connect to ftp host' in Muse, suddenly all that is dependent of their server (the access to my website www.luiscovas.com, the e-mails associated with my luiscovas.com account and the ftp accesses) became unavailable, and my browser displayed the message I attach in this message (it says 'Conection blocked for security reasons'). After an hour, my ip was finally unblocked, but until then I couldn't receive or send emails, and I couldn't access my site and the hosting provider through ftp. They told me that their firewall detected that my ip was trying to connect to their server using a TCP forbidden door (990), and so it automatically blocked it.
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What do you have in Host directory? Keep it blank and re-publish. The Host directory (folder) on the host server is where your site files will be uploaded. Some hosting providers require you to upload your site to a specific folder on their server and others advise you to leave this field blank.
If the above doesn't help either, please reach out to Muse chat support - http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?product=muse&topic=signing-in-to-my-account.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2

Please download the file http://muse.adobe.com/assets/ftp2014fix.zip, unzip it, and save the contained file ftpPrefs.xml to the following location:
On Windows: %appdata%\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Muse CC\2014.0 (You can type this in the Path bar at the top of the Windows Explorer window)
On Mac: ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe/Adobe Muse CC/2014.0 (You can type this in the Go To Folder dialog using Shift+Command+G)
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Message was edited by: Trevor Dawkins
Webhosting details.
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Message was edited by: Trevor Dawkins

I had cancelled my hosting account and created a new account with freehostingnoads.com. I set up my domain name to that account as well. Does it matter what system the hosting server is on. I am using windows OS, and the hosting server is a linux OS.
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Also on a side note, I have launched my site on BC, however the Main Title on the Master Pages is not displaying the way it should. My title is 418x102 pixels, in size, however BC displays it in the web browser as much smaller. BC stand for Business Catalyst.
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We have had a website designed for us, although I personally would like to update the website as and when needed.
During the upload to the ftp host at 82% an error message appears regarding the creation of folder /scripts and after pressing resume, another reading /css.
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Refer to a similar thread here with a possible solution to the problem.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5082790
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It seems to take a really long time to verify existing files on the host. I have found it more productive to ignore this function and use a dedicated ftp client to upload/update Muse-created sites.

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The latest changes to the function to "Upload to FTP Host" has rendered this useless - no point using a program like Muse if I can not easily and automatically upload the work to the webserver! I use BlueHost webhosting that has a primary domain and I have several domains with that account (as sub-domains or folders on this server) - with past versions of Muse when uploading pages it simply opened an alert window to tell me (what I already know) that the website I was uploading does not point to the primary domain BUT NOW Muse tries to create a new separate folder in the root directory of the primary domain - completely ignoring the directory path I am giving it - useless! Why make these senseless changes to the program - and so often - very frustrating it is like amateur ware!.

Hi Stephen,
There are some issues with the upload to ftp via Muse, which the engineering team is aware of and those will be fixed in a future build of Muse. At this point the work around would be to export the html from Muse and then upload via some third party ftp client like filezilla.
I will recommend that you keep an eye on our release notes page to get more updates on it - Release notes | Adobe Muse CC
- Abhishek Maurya

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Error:
Error creating folder //images. Click Resume to try again. If this problem persists, try again later.
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The issue looks like it might be related to a known issue with our FTP upload client. We currently incorrectly assume the server is configured to use / as the root direcotry. We have a fix for the issue, that will be released in an upcoming update (likely to be sooner rather than later). The workaround for it is actually pretty simple though. If you login to your FTP server, you should be able to see what directory you are at, and you can use the full path there to upload successfully.
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