tintincutes

Ok I understand. Thanks again. I wish you a wonderful evening :)

hey can I get your email address or skype? Maybe I will have some questions in the near future. I am new to linux and starting to learn from it. Would be nice

Are you a super linux guy?

Sure I already did.

That was not a problem. You were good :)

hey you are good hey... Thank you

Ok I think it just did it

Ok it says now different

ok give me a second

Ok shall I continue?

so I open the terminal right?

ok I will close this and will start from the beginning ok

That is what I did but then it gave me an error message No such file directory

Ok I think I will start from the beginning

and I just wanted this Song.mp3 to be uploaded to my server

I have the file on my computer which is linux right?

ok

as u mentioned earlier

yes

am I doing something wrong?

ok

550 Downloads/List/Song.mp3: No such file or directory

i created the directory it is successful but when I tried it I still got the same error

let me try this one

Is that still OK?

550 Downloads/List/Song.mp3: No such file or directory

200 PORT command successful

local: Downloads/List/Song.mp3 remote: Downloads/List/Song.mp3

This is what I got:

the file from my machine is on a folder, how can I upload it to my server. I tried the command you gave, : "put Song.mp3", I then got a message "local: Song.mp3 remote Song.mp3" , next line : "local: Song.mp3 : No such file or directory". Am I doing something wrong? Please note the Song.mp3 is under the folder Downloads/List/Song.mp3

@terdon

I tried the gftp, but I would like to know how to upload files from my machine to ftp server using command line. Can you help me with this?

hi terdon are you still here?

Thanks a for the edit message. Btw, I used your 2nd suggestion and not the first one because it was quite difficult.So I opened my command line and I got to the point "User "user" logged. Remote system type is Unix. Using Binary mode to transfer files." I just wanted to upload the file from the linux machine to my ftp server. Is that possible?

Thanks. But I always get a message not a directory. Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks for the 3 suggestions. I tried the first one, I opened the terminal and it says: "name@ubuntu@desktop: ~ $" then I entered "$ wget ftp.mysite.com/path/to/file" it says Login incorrect. Do I need to include the "/path/to/file" I don't understand this bit. Thanks

I'm wondering how to copy it to the ftp server if it's in the root. Can I write it like this: "ftp> get /Downloads/FolderA/Song.mp3/to/root"

I wish you a wonderful evening

@Matt: thank you and I'm going to post this

that's in UK right?

Birmingham?

yeah?

:-D

I haven't been to Belgium yet

nope

Have you been to the chocolate land?

No I'm here 1 hr ahead of you

thank you