Using any FTP-Client

If you want to upload a lot of files, you might want to use a professional FTP-Client like WSFTP or simliar.

You can do so, by using your login and password and connect to [www.tradebit.com]

Please note: Tradebit will not handle directories and they are deleted after upload automatically.

We also delete .ph* files, because they are a security issue.

A little help for all the newbie FlashFXP Users:


1. download (http://www.flashfxp.com) and start FlashFXP, then press F4, this will open the SiteManager
2. Click on "New Site" and enter a name of your choice (e.g. TradeBit)
3. ipaddress = YOUR_TRADEBIT_NAME.tradebit.com (e.g. john234.tradebit.com)
4. Use the same User Name and Password you use with your TradeBit account
5. Click "Apply" then "Close"
6. Click on the yellow connect icon
7. Now you can browse your Hard Drive with the left window, and simply drag&drop your files into the right FTP-Window.
8. After uploading/downloading your files, click on disconnect, and your done

By the way: the server address is "www.tradebit.com", not with your login!

puzzler

Hello, My FRP client (FileZilla) is not able to connect. It says "Home directory not available".
Please help.

BTW, where is your FAQ? All I see is a forum with all sorts of posts. FAQ means a list of frequently asked questions and there answers. Some that can be easily and quickly browsed. Furthermore, it is very difficult to search for anything in this damn thing.

hanumat,

critics are noted, it is time for a gathered list of standard questions indeed!
i checked your account, and for some unknown reasons, your rights were NOT set
to the right values... i fixed that, please check!

puzzler

Hi there,
I have the same problem when I try to logon with an ftp client:
error: 421 Home Directory not available...
Please help?
Thanks.

i think we have fixed that via ICQ, right? that happened with upgraded accounts in the last week, sorry!
ralf

One thing, that was lost in translation over time: once you uploaded a lot of files, you may use our BULK import method! You can cut+paste import commands out of a table calculation program like Excel to mass import the files in your FTP directory!