damn .htaccess files now show with FTP client...

[The_Net_Muppet]

now = not hehe......;Can anyone help I cant see the .htaccess files I am using cuteftp and ftpvoyager

thanks

[Edited by the_net_muppet on 01-02-2001 at 03:45 PM]

[John Harrison]

Try WSFTP

[JimF]

Originally posted by vBoard.co.uk
Try WSFTP

I second that.

[Me2Be]

I use CuteFTP and mine is right there -- are you sure you have an htaccess file already in there? If not, you may want to create one and put it on your public_html (or similar) directory

[Mike Sullivan]

(I'm 95% sure this is a server setting so changing clients isn't necessarily going to fix it. But sorry, I don't know what the setting is.)

[The_Net_Muppet]

Hi everyone yeah the files are there... I will try that ftp pro thing thanks for the time!

[The_Net_Muppet]

It still wont show every time I upload a .htaccess file it vanises... Must be a server config then... piece of crap

[Nicholas Brown]

<< getting rid of memories of old free hosts before I got a brain >>

[George L]

to see .htaccess files in telnet issue this command

ls -al

or you can edit the file

pico .htaccess

[Flare945]

your problem is the . in front of it. that makes it hidden. what you have to do is theres a option called "remote filters" or something... just put "-al" (w/o the quotes) into that box and it should work fine

[rickjansen105]

use 'custom list' in the FTP clients settings...
type in the box after it: 'al' (without quotes, DUH)

[thewitt]

Edit/Filter/Option

Check Enable remote filters

Remote filter: -a

Don't switch clients if you like CuteFTP over this one...

-t

[tubedogg]

Just for clarification, to do that in WS_FTP, click "Connect", choose the profile you use to connect, then click the "Startup" tab, and enter

-a

in the "Remote file mask" box. Hit apply, then OK.