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Topic History of: Webpost FTP values?
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gelo	It happens the same to me. It just worked once when i replaced 'http' with 'ftp' in the base URL settings... But now I've tried other settings and I'm not getting to reproduce it again without errors �? PD: Skitch is great! like so much and this feature will save me a lot of time.. if works.
Kramy	Hi Zeb, Apologies for the delay. The correct settings should look like: (if the /html/ is the right expression for your server) Directory: /html/z/skitch/ Base URL: http://bbhgraze.com/z/skitch Hope that helps!
zeb	I just set up skitch to post to a folder via ftp. Skitch is posting, but falters when generating the url. I have a parallel setup using jing. Here's the error: http://www.bbhgraze.com/z/jing/2008-05-20_1454.png Here's the setup, which I believe to be correct: http://www.bbhgraze.com/z/jing/2008-05-20_1455.png Can you please assist me in solving the issue so that skitch can successfully copy links of files it posts via ftp?
rick powell	I'm not sure why I thought of this but...I replaced the http with ftp in the base URL settings and left everything else the same, and when I uploaded Skitch returned no error. The copy link button appeared - which I've NEVER seen before - and when I pasted it, it was ftp instead of http. So. That's better than nothing or an error. I'm guessing it has something to do with some weird configuration on my server. Lunarpages, if that's any help. rick powell wrote: UPDATE: I never thought to look in my directory but when I did there were a couple copies of the image I'd been trying to upload. Skitch uploaded them but was still returning an error. So I triple-checked settings and uploaded different images. Checked in the directory via transmit. There they were, but Skitch said, every time: Posted file is not appearing where it should. Please check your "Base URL" setting. So the upload is going fine, it's just when Skitch tries to get the URL and put it on the clipboard (I assume that's what it's doing) it can't for some reason.
rick powell	UPDATE: I never thought to look in my directory but when I did there were a couple copies of the image I'd been trying to upload. Skitch uploaded them but was still returning an error. So I triple-checked settings and uploaded different images. Checked in the directory via transmit. There they were, but Skitch said, every time: Posted file is not appearing where it should. Please check your "Base URL" setting. So the upload is going fine, it's just when Skitch tries to get the URL and put it on the clipboard (I assume that's what it's doing) it can't for some reason.
rick powell	I've had the same problem. Tried different variations of the base URL, even gone so far as to copy and paste from the settings of an FTP client that actually works. I still get: server refused connection. Check user and password. Can't figure out why it would work with Cyberduck and Transmit but not Skitch, with the same settings. On a Mac, obviously.

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