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I think you can't see .htaccess file because it is a hidden file, all the files which start with a dot * is usually a hidden file, for example .backup;.temp; so maybe you need to use some kind of option if it is available to show hidden files. :)

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I have been around the block a few times and my current and all time favorite is FileZilla. The best part is it works well and it’s free.I have also tried the FileZilla Server but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone because its still in beta and the late time I downloaded it had major bugs. I am currently using Serv-U as my server.

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What ftp software do u use? im dying to find out which is best.

I use CuteFtp, it's very complete but sometimes -especially with big files- looses the connection, right now i'm testing a new one called FreshFtp 3.40, is very quick and also it is free :) take a look at: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

It supports multithreading for simultaneous transfer, file and directory upload, resume, and more. This software is 100% free, no charge, no spyware.

Best regards,
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I think you can't see .htaccess file because it is a hidden file, all the files which start with a dot * is usually a hidden file, for example .backup;.temp; so maybe you need to use some kind of option if it is available to show hidden files. :)


Yes, files with other extensions (and no extensions) are hidden.

Is this because of the FTP program? Or because of the server?

Gin

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Yes, files with other extensions (and no extensions) are hidden.
Is this because of the FTP program? Or because of the server?

Gin

Its because of the server, however i always see this hidden files with my ftp client.

Best regards,

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Well, i usually use SmartFTP because it's simple and easy to use, i also use CoreFTP which is good too. I don't use FileZilla so much more, but the times it didn't cause me trouble, it was good.

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I assume that you mean an FTP client, not a server.I'm not sure that there's one that's best. You have to find one which suits your needs and tastes. I like WS_FTP Pro, mainly because the synchronization gadget is very flexible, and thus well suited both to making backups and to emergency restores. I also like having a pretty active user-to-user support list, as well as more conventional support.WS_FTP Pro is certainly not free for people who use it to maintain profit-making sites, and may not be free for anyone any more. If you have no strong preference, don't forget that there are a lot of free FTP clients around.

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Core FTP Lite. It's free and gets the job done. I don't really use much of it rather than uploading/making changes, so I wouldn't know much of its features. I think besides that one Cute FTP is also another good one, except my trial had ended and didn't bother to look for a full version online.

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