How do I FTP my webpages to my .mac account?

I am creating my site in iweb '08 and publishing to a folder. I would prefer to FTP my site into my dotmac account and into my idisk. I have tried ftp.apple.com/dotmac and idisk.mac.com/username-Public. Im just not sure what the address is at this point. I am using captain FTP for my client. Also should I use passive mode and/or SSL? Thanks for any input !!

I would prefer to FTP my site into my dotmac account
.Mac doesn't use FTP, so you can't do that. You need to use webdav or just drag and drop into your mounted iDisk.
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