uploading files to ftp?
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replace space with %20
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Most download from p2p sites.  Often referred to simply as peer-to-peer, or abbreviated P2P, a type of network in which each workstation has equivalent capabilities and responsibilities. This differs from client/server architectures, in which some computers are dedicated to serving the others. Peer-to-peer networks are generally simpler, but they usually do not offer the same performance under heavy loads. If I may, I recomend http://www.limewire.com/english/content/home.shtml When configuring this p2p software I highly recomend that you don't allow limewire to scan your computer for files to share. Also recomend that you disable any sharing features. To locate these features you will find them under the tool, options catagorie. There are people that maintain ftp sites as well.  Short for File Transfer Protocol, the protocol for exchanging files over the Internet. FTP works in the same way as HTTP for transferring Web pages from a server to a user's browser and SMTP for transferring electronic mail across the Internet in that, like these technologies, FTP uses the Internet's TCP/IP protocols to enable data transfer.\n\nFTP is most commonly used to download a file from a server using the Internet or to upload a file to a server (e.g., uploading a Web page file to a server). However, finding someone you can trust that has a ftp site is diffucult and not to mention risky. Both p2p and ftp are a risky venture theses days because of the copy right laws invoked last year. You may be able to locate individuals with ftp site in yahoo chat, msn chat etc. I don't recomend it but many do. Hope this gives you a better perspective. Good Luck!
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Yes, it was long ago, when setting a web page was a webmaster job. But, now you have to do nothing, just to choose a right layout that fits you best and insert some images via web based file upload system.\nftp upload is bit lengthy process and very difficult for newbies.\nI provide you some link so you can get some quick idea for web layouts just check the link.\nfreewebs uses a file trasfer protocol to upload images and contents. But not much liked by people.\nBesides you have other choices too...
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it must be something FTP Bind error, make sure plz
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Whoa! A lot of questions and no easy answers. Okay, let me take this one step at a time.\n\nFTP stands for "file transfer protocol," the language used for sending files from one computer to another across the Internet. FTP is the accepted method for uploading web pages to serves because it is generally fast and easy.\n\nIn order to publish your site, you must have a server on which to host it. As server hardware and operating costs tend to be pretty expensive, most people choose to pay a company a monthly fee to host their site. The typical fee for a small amount of space on a server is $14.99 (USD) per month, but this varies from service to service. Also, many Internet providers grant their users a small amount of server space for hosting a site for no additional charge (as part of the service package).\n\nOnce you have a server, they can usually provide you with detailed instructions on how to upload your site. Most servers permit FTP transfers, and there are some good free FTP programs out there (I use and highly recommend Core FTP, as it is easy to setup and use).\n\nAs for why they want your e-mail, it could be any number of reasons, but probably so they have a means by which to contact you if you need help or violate terms of service.
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FTP is File Transfer protocol, it will not compress your data. Anyway Most sites now use HTTP instead
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often times with ftp there will be a folder called public_html or the like, any files which you place in here can be accessed by http:// for example by putting page.html into public_ftp you could access it at http://site.com/page.html.
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first you need to create a Back up AKA dump file and then upload that file over to Ftp.\n\nhere is how.\n\nopen up SQL Query Analyzer , Select the Database and type.\n\nbackup database <name_here> to disk='c:&#92;filee.bak'\n\nand Hit F5, this will save the file filee.bak in c drive. upload it. thats all.
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let take a example you are having small network in that  different systems are present.\nif you want to tranfer the files (data) from the remote system to your system or wise versa then following commands\nin the command prompt type ftp 1.1.1.1 (1.1.1.1 is the ip address) then one window is to be opened.\nin that window u find all the sharred folders of the remote system then u copy the respective file and get that file to your system
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Cute FTP Professional is the best for uploading file on website.
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by "upload" do u mean from another computer to your computer? B/C u can only upload file to a remote system (such as sites) By the way, nice avatar
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In Windows XP, you can use the command line FTP client.  Open a command prompt, and type "ftp someplace.com" where "someplace.com" is the domain of the site that is running the FTP server.\n\nAssuming that it is an anonymous FTP, you can then type 'anonymous' (without the quotes) for the user, then add an e-mail address (or bogus, but correctly formatted e-mail address) such as 'anonymous@anonymous.com' (without the quotes).\n\nThen, type "binary" to make sure that transfers occur in binary mode.  This will work regardless of whether the file is a text file or an executable.\n\nNext, you can use the "put" command (the utility has help on these commands) to upload a file if you have appropriate permissions, or "cd" to change the directory to another directory on the site, and "get" to get a file from the server to your local machine.
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publish it with an "ftp" program
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use an ftp host easy to share large files\n\nhttp://www.coffeecup.com/free-ftp/
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http://www.ftpsearchengines.com/
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This is most likely a permissions issue.  Ask the source to verify that they have granted sufficient permissions in order for your ftp login user to see the files.  Another possibility is that the file are simply not there.  Additional information about the ftp source is necessary in order to troubleshoot further.  Is this a window or unix site?  What ftp server is being used etc.
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Which FTP (file transfer program) are you using? When you transfered the files, which setting (binary or ASCII) did you use?\n\nThis type of question requires a live chat to determine what you DID do so it can be ruled out. I suggest tech support to your web host