hello i used filezilla i uploaded my zip file twice it finishes the uploading but i can’t find my file it’s 27MB

i uploaded it to htdocs but still doesn’t show

refreshed both ftp and website manager

Read the full article. You can’t upload files larger than 10MB. Since you’re trying to upload a zip file, instead of uploading directly, you can unzip it locally and then upload the extracted folder using FileZilla or any ftp client. This article explains it better: [image] H…

the folder after unzipping it is 100MB can it be uploaded ? can’t i upload via FTP zipped file over than 10MB ?

[image] yanageorge: the folder after unzipping it is 100MB can it be uploaded ? If each file in the folder does not exceed the size limit individually, then yes, you can. [image] yanageorge: can’t i upload via FTP zipped file over than 10MB ? No.

i have my own domain how to link it i want to create an account associated with my domain but when i click on the free plan it shows me only free domains i want to create with my own directly

You have to create an account with free subdomain and then add your domain afterwards. [image] How to add your own domain to your account Domains and DNS While a free subdomain is a great way to get started, a website looks a lot more professional with a custom…

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Meishin January 20, 2025, 10:01am 2

Why are my files deleted after uploading them File Management and FTP

Sometimes, when you upload a file, the upload is completed but the file is deleted immediately afterwards. This is usually caused by one of the following issues: The file is not in a htdocs folder All websites files must be uploaded to either the main htdocs folder, or to the domain specific htdocs folder (like example.com/htdocs). You cannot upload files to other directories on your account. If you try to create or upload files anywhere else, they will be deleted automatically. The file type…

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