Can't connect Dreamweaver via SFTP
Hello,
When adding a project to Adobe Dreamweaver, I have the option to connect to the server via :
- FTP (Works fine)
- SFTP
- FTP over SSL / TLS (Implicit encryption)
- FTP over SSL / TLS (Explicit encryption)
- SFTP address: my server IP address
- Port 22
- Username (cPanel username)
- Password: (cPanel password)
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Make sure the cPanel account you are using has "Shell Access" enabled in the package, because SFTP requires SSH. 0 -
Shell access is enabled in the assigned package. 0 -
Have you tested a SFTP connection with a tool like FileZilla to insure that you can connect? I also do not believe that you need shell access to SFTP. 0 -
Have you tested a SFTP connection with a tool like FileZilla to insure that you can connect? I also do not believe that you need shell access to SFTP.
Yes I tried with Filezilla, I cannot connect using SFTP or FTP over SSL / TLS (Implicit encryption) or FTP over SSL / TLS (Explicit encryption), only FTP works.0 -
Yes I tried with Filezilla, I cannot connect using SFTP or FTP over SSL / TLS (Implicit encryption) or FTP over SSL / TLS (Explicit encryption), only FTP works.
In order to use FTP over TLS the FTP hostname needs to have a valid service certificate installed. Since you should have a valid SSL certificate for the server hostname, you should use it for the FTP hostname in FileZilla and test with FTP over TLS and see if it works. If you still have an issue, you may need to open a ticket with cPanel support so they can take a closer look.0 -
In order to use FTP over TLS the FTP hostname needs to have a valid service certificate installed. Since you should have a valid SSL certificate for the server hostname, you should use it for the FTP hostname in FileZilla and test with FTP over TLS and see if it works. If you still have an issue, you may need to open a ticket with cPanel support so they can take a closer look.
Yes I have a valid SSL cert for the server hostname, how can I use it in Dreamweaver / Filezilla ?0 -
In your FileZilla connection settings, simply use the servers hostname for FTP hostname. So if your servers hostname is server1.mydomain.com that is what you would enter for the FTP hostname in your connection settings in FileZilla. 0 -
In your FileZilla connection settings, simply use the servers hostname for FTP hostname. So if your servers hostname is server1.mydomain.com that is what you would enter for the FTP hostname in your connection settings in FileZilla.
Tried to use the host name server.mydomain.com, it worked only for FTP type.0 -
Tried to use the host name server.mydomain.com, it worked only for FTP type.
You should open a ticket with cPanel support so they can take a look at what"s going on.0 -
Maybe SSh port is not 22, or if it is then port 22 is not opened in firewall :rolleyes: 0 -
Maybe SSh port is not 22, or if it is then port 22 is not opened in firewall :rolleyes:
Possibly, but that doesn"t explain why FTP over TLS isn"t working as well.0 -
Hello, I would recommend checking your SSH configuration ( /etc/ssh/sshd_config
) to see whether any setting could be conflicting with your SFTP logins. For example, as @quietFinn mentioned, the SSH port could be custom or password authentication could be disabled, which may prevent your SFTP logins. Also, checking/var/log/secure
for entries with your IP address can help to determine the reason for the login failures. If that still does not help, I'd suggest opening a ticket with our support team so we can get you pointed in the right direction.0 -
Ticket ID #95061604 Thanks :) 0 -
Thanks for that - I'm following along with that ticket on my end now. 0 -
I'm glad we were able to help! 0
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