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Title: File system.htm:
Post by: AndrewB on January 24, 2012, 10:18:59 PM

Hello

First of all thank you for the great work!!

I am totally confused on where to find the "Local file names" and  the "Remote file names"

Can you please point me in the correct direction

Thanks

Andrew

Title: Re: File system.htm:
Post by: Mr.Meteo on January 25, 2012, 07:38:13 AM

Hi Andrew,

First, thanks for your appreciation... and welcome to the forum!  :D

Then for your question, go to Cumulus Menu Configuration --> Internet --> Files Tab.

Cumulus need 4 infos to know what you want to do :
1 - Local Filename - is to inform Cumulus on where is the file to process, in your Pc. (ie C:Cumulusweb).
2 - Remote filename - is for "whre to put file" on your Web site (ie public_html/weather).
3 - Ftp? - is to say to Cumulus... send it for me!
3 - Process? - is to say to Cumulus that this file contain special words to replace by weather data.

Then I hope having help you,
Jacques

Title: Re: File system.htm:
Post by: AndrewB on January 26, 2012, 01:35:49 AM

Hello Jacques

I am still having problems, I have spent the last 2 Hours trying to sort

This is what I am getting in the FTP Progress in Cumulus


Logging in to ftp.brooklynweather.co.nz
Uploading C:Program FilesCumuluswebsystem.htmtmp
Remote file: /domains/brooklynweather.co.nz/public_html
 FTP Error
Changing directory to /domains/brooklynweather.co.nz/public_html
Uploading standard files
Sending html pages
Changing directory to images
Sending graph files

??
Thanks

Andrew.....complete computer learner

Title: Re: File system.htm:
Post by: Mr.Meteo on January 26, 2012, 06:51:42 AM

Hi Andrew,

I think that you specify a too long path.

In menu Configuration --> Internet --> Sites/Options
In "Web Site" box, you're supposed to have:
- Host name : ftp.brooklynweather.co.nz
- Directory : public_html

Then for your manual file, you just have to specify :
Remote filename : public_html/system.html.

Then you don't have to specify complete path... usually, only public_html/myfile

Hope this help,
Jacques

Title: Re: File system.htm:
Post by: AndrewB on January 27, 2012, 01:21:26 AM

Thanks Jacques

I got it done in the end, Thank you

 :D