When I try to upload files or go to file manager, I get redirected to the Website list everytime (theres is no error message, just redirected). It’s been like this the last few days so doubt server down.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated…
I log out, clear cookies/data, login and it works; I generally use FTP anyway.
Thanks for the reply… I’ve already cleared cache and cookies twice but I stil get the redirect. What’s FTP?
Thank you
https://www.000webhost.com/members/website/dreamday/settings#ftp
windows client https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?platform=win64
android client https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lysesoft.andftppro&hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dandftp&pcampaignid=APPU_1_sZOoWLb0AobQvgSvtZXADQ
Thanks for this.
I’ve downloaded FileZilla and gone through process. The only issue is, I keep getting this prompt on Filezilla-
Status: Insecure server, it does not support FTP over TLS.
Command: USER ***************
Response: 331 User ************* OK. Password required
Command: PASS ************
Response: 530 Login authentication failed
Error: Critical error: Could not connect to server
All credentials have been triple checked. Reboot etc but still same Error message.
This must be 000 issue due to access isnt granted on both 000 file upload and FTP?
You need to activate ftp transfer in general settings. It is disabled by default.
Sorry wrong webhost… ii was talking about different webhost here^… ftp worked for me on android… i have never really tried desktop clients since i don’t have a working laptop at the moment…try es file explorer’s FTP client if you have an android device.
If you’re experiencing an error similar to “Insecure server, it does not support FTP over TLS”, do not worry, there is an easy fix for it! This tends to happen in newer versions of FileZilla. It is good to set this up even if you’re not having this error, as it makes connecting to your server files much easier.
Step 1: Open FileZilla. In the top left you will see an icon that has a drop down arrow next to it. Click the icon, not the arrow. It should bring up the Site Manager menu.
Step 2: Choose the option towards the bottom left called “New Site”. Choose a name for your site, such as “MyMCServers” or whatever you would like. Then find the options on the right side.
Step 3: Your FTP File Access details were emailed to you when you first purchased the server. If you do not have access to these, then there is an easy way to figure out your details for FTP. If you have that email, ignore the rest of this step. Navigate to your server control panel by clicking “Panel” on our website, and log in. Get to your server by choosing “My Servers” on the left side. Once in, on the left you should see a button called “Files”. Click it, then choose “FTP File Access”. At that new log in screen, you will find all the information you need for your FileZilla connection. The password is the same as your control panel password.
Step 4: Enter in the “Host” IP and the port. Now, this step is very important. If you are experiencing the error above, then under “Protocol”, change the selection to “FTP - File Transfer Protocol”. Under “Encryption” choose “Use plain FTP”. If you are not experiencing the error, then ignore those and keep them as the default. Now, change the “Logon Type” to “Normal” and enter in your username and password. Your username can be found through the explanation in step 3, it is different than your control panel login username. It should have a few digits after the name.
Step 5: Press “Ok” and now your site has been added! Now, navigate back to the top left where you found the Site Manager button before. This time, click the drop down arrow. Find the site which you named and click on it. Now you will connect and all your problems should be fixed!
Try for 2-3 times…then you’ll be redirected to FTP.
Or use Filezilla.
Thanks you for outlining the set-up. I’ve gone through this process extensively with the same error message as before. I have also changed the passowrd with little effect. Filezilla still brings up the same message. Any other ideas?
Thank you!
Try using a different ftp client or keep trying to load the inbuilt 000webhost file manager