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Yazar8
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Hello,
I am currently using Filezilla FTP client to send data from my PC to the remote server.
I tried registering filezilla forums, but they don't accept any kind of emails upon registeration.
Anyway, I want to change my current host, but I must transfer my files to the new server I will buy, the gameserver is linux, but I don't have any acess to the root files or something like that. I only have acess to GAMECP and I have a ftp link.
I need to move my files from my current server to the new one, can someone suggest me a FTP client that can manage this, or can someone explain me how to use this on filezilla? Because my net is pretty slow, and my upload is much more slower, so while Im sending my files, I'll use the server's uplink. Please sort this out for me.
Ps.
I am totally aware that this forum is not even related to a question like this and probably its the wrong section, but Im desperate and I need to move my host.
Thanks in advance.
Edit:
Noticed I could have posted this to "general computing" but I missed that, sorry.
I am currently using Filezilla FTP client to send data from my PC to the remote server.
I tried registering filezilla forums, but they don't accept any kind of emails upon registeration.
Anyway, I want to change my current host, but I must transfer my files to the new server I will buy, the gameserver is linux, but I don't have any acess to the root files or something like that. I only have acess to GAMECP and I have a ftp link.
I need to move my files from my current server to the new one, can someone suggest me a FTP client that can manage this, or can someone explain me how to use this on filezilla? Because my net is pretty slow, and my upload is much more slower, so while Im sending my files, I'll use the server's uplink. Please sort this out for me.
Ps.
I am totally aware that this forum is not even related to a question like this and probably its the wrong section, but Im desperate and I need to move my host.
Thanks in advance.
Edit:
Noticed I could have posted this to "general computing" but I missed that, sorry.
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