-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I want to do some development on a web site using Quanta. Previously I've been using HTML-Kit under Windows. In HTML-Kit you can open an FTP directory directly and edit files there (it just copies the file to a temp location locally, then uploads when you hit save). I did some research and read the archives of the Quanta list, and found that a) this question gets asked a lot and it really pisses off Eric Laffoon (the project leader), and b) the answer is just type ftp://yoursite.com into the Open File dialog and there are your files. That's cool, and it works. For opening the main folder. Even for browsing the site. But as soon as I go to open one of the files, I get a "Cannot open document" error. Now, the real trick here, I think, is that I'm using a named login to go into the ftp site. So, to open the site, I type in ftp://myusername:[EMAIL PROTECTED] But in the error message I get, it says "Cannot open document ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/index.html" (as an example). Has it forgotten to pass the password along? Am I missing a setting somewhere? I've tried both on my Mandrake machine at home and my RedHat machine at work and get the same thing, so I don't think it's particular to a given machine.
Before you ask why I don't ask the Quanta developers, a) to avoid the wrath of Eric, and b) it's not a Quanta problem - the same thing happens if I try to browse the site with Konqueror and open the file that way. It must be a KIO thing. Anyone have any ideas? Or am I subscribing to a KDE list now? Ian -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE/a1/0SiY+RXI7JS4RApk1AJ9jp10Tv5sVXMwrYTgQxezKD9x8VQCfWYOZ euQfFwtDmnRNIzX2bnNwKac= =zmiJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
