PHP Script to Test MySQL Database Connectivity
A test for MySQL database connectivity is done using the PHP script mentioned below. It…
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) programs allow you to upload, download, and manage files between your computer and your web hosting server. Most FTP clients work in a similar way, so once you understand the basic process, you can easily use any of them. In this guide, we will explain how to create a new site connection and transfer files using WS_FTP.
1. Open the WS_FTP application on your computer.
2. Click on the File menu and select New Site.
3. Enter the connection details of your website exactly as provided in the welcome email from your hosting provider.
4. After saving the details, your new site will appear in the list on the right-hand side of the WS_FTP window.
1. Double-click on the site you just created.
2. A login window will open asking for your username and password.
Enter your password in the password field. It is recommended to enable the Save Password option so you don’t have to type it every time. Also, check the Passive Mode box, as this setting works better with most firewalls and network configurations. Then click Save.
Before connecting, it is useful to set the correct starting folder:
1. Click on Advanced Properties.
2. Go to the Startup tab.
3. In the Remote site folder field, enter the correct path:
4. Click OK to save the settings, then click Connect.
Once the connection is successful:
To upload files from your computer to the server, select them on the left side and click the right arrow (→) button.
To download files from the server to your computer, select them on the right side and click the left arrow (←) button.
By following these steps carefully, you will be able to connect to your hosting account with WS_FTP and manage your website files without difficulty.
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