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Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 2:07 pm
by Trad Arr.
What does the " :2eDS_Store " file do ?

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:42 pm
by DzM
Trad Arr. wrote:What does the " :2eDS_Store " file do ?
That, sadly, is an artifact of all those Macs mounting the FTP site as a shared volume.
You (or the site administrator) can safely delete the files, but the next time a Mac mounts the system like that the files will reappear.
Thanks Apple!

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:54 pm
by rumsodomyandthelash
So does the mounted server pick up any new files that are added or do you need to re-mount it in order to find any new files and is it as simple as draging and droping files that i want to add in order to upload them- i'm with Firehazard a complete no brainer ?


Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:59 pm
by DzM
I just want to stress - I am not providing instruction on how to use this FTP site. I am just answering questions about using a FTP site. These instructions and info apply equally to all - even sites not endorsed by or affiliated with our Medusa.
"I don't drop the bomb; I just design it."
That said - The mounted point should periodically update itself with new content. You should be able to copy files off of it and onto your local computer by dragging the file to your desktop (or a folder, etc).
You should also be polite to the server on the other end of the connection and unmount ("Eject") the volume after you've added/copied the files you want.

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 6:07 pm
by rumsodomyandthelash
Understood
Many thanks, I did not realise it was polite to eject......... so to speak
Seriously thanks loads DZM

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 6:36 pm
by DzM
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Many thanks, I did not realise it was polite to eject......... so to speak
If you don't then your system will "ping" the server at a regular interval (probably every five or ten minutes) for updates/changes (e.g. "And new files? Anything deleted? You still there? Hello?") If a server isn't expecting this kind of chattiness then it can get bogged down in answering these requests rather than actually doing its day job. Hence the politeness.

Posted:
Wed Oct 10, 2007 9:14 pm
by rumsodomyandthelash
Arrrr i see, i supose i should have realised really, i've got a bootleg of the infamous Brixton 06 gig to upload that does'ent seem to be there (hope i'm aloud to say this ) but i've been busy sorting a mates ipod out for him on a pc- best advise i can think to give him is - you should have got a MAC

Posted:
Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:01 am
by firehazard
rumsodomyandthelash wrote: i've been busy sorting a mates ipod out for him on a pc- best advise i can think to give him is - you should have got a MAC
Rum, I often have a queue of people waiting to "borrow" my Mac to sort out their ipods...
And I have now worked out how to eject the thingummy from my whatsname. So not too much "pinging" I hope. Thanks again, DzM.

Posted:
Sat Oct 13, 2007 7:43 am
by rumsodomyandthelash
DzM wrote:I just want to stress - I am not providing instruction on how to use this FTP site. I am just answering questions about using a FTP site. These instructions and info apply equally to all - even sites not endorsed by or affiliated with our Medusa.
"I don't drop the bomb; I just design it."
That said - The mounted point should periodically update itself with new content. You should be able to copy files off of it and onto your local computer by dragging the file to your desktop (or a folder, etc).
You should also be polite to the server on the other end of the connection and unmount ("Eject") the volume after you've added/copied the files you want.
When trying to upload i'm geting a message saying the file can-not be modified and therefore can't be moved, thats useing the drag and drop method, is there another way or do i need to do something to the file first ?

Posted:
Sat Oct 13, 2007 12:28 pm
by nboldock
Make sure the file/folder you're trying to upload doesn't have the same name as an existing file/folder.

Posted:
Mon Nov 05, 2007 7:05 pm
by rumsodomyandthelash
No its not got the same name as anything already there it keeps giving me a message saying snicker dreamhost cannot be modified- shame its a nice recording of the Brixton 06 gig , the files are flacs, could this be the problem ?

Posted:
Tue Nov 06, 2007 12:16 am
by Joey
I Have (Hopefully) Just added a Radio 1 Session of Shane & The Popes from the Mark Radcliffe show. This is from around 1996 I think.

Posted:
Tue Nov 06, 2007 12:18 am
by Joey
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:No its not got the same name as anything already there it keeps giving me a message saying snicker dreamhost cannot be modified- shame its a nice recording of the Brixton 06 gig , the files are flacs, could this be the problem ?
I Had the same message when I tried to add the Radio Session above using finder. I also have an FTP Client called Cyberduck. (Freeware) This worked first time just by dragging and dropping the files.

Posted:
Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:02 am
by Jon
I'm about to connect, I've got some stuff to upload.
Added some 'rare' stuff and Janice Long sessions into the Recently Uploaded

Posted:
Tue Nov 06, 2007 10:29 pm
by Jon
A classic gig; 07.10.91 with Joe Strummer, Warfield Theater, San Francisco
I did this; 00.12.01 Birmingham Reunion
Both uploaded to the Recently Uploaded folder, fill yer boots
