Temp URL and Temp FTP address? How long?

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  1. robertcombs

    robertcombs

    How long do I have to use the temp URL and temp FTP before I can use the real URL and FTP?

    and what is everyone using to upload ASP.NET files. is ftp the only way and if so, which ftp program is recommended

    thanks,

    Robert

    Programming Master
     
    robertcombs, Mar 29, 2003
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  2. rhurtz

    rhurtz

    quote:Originally posted by robertcombs

    How long do I have to use the temp URL and temp FTP before I can use the real URL and FTP?
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    If you purchased a new domain name with your account it will take up to 48 hours for the new domain name to propegate to the root dns servers.

    If you transferred your domain name it is more complex, since DNS caching comes into play. Did you transfer or purchase a new domain?

    quote:Originally posted by robertcombs
    and what is everyone using to upload ASP.NET files. is ftp the only way and if so, which ftp program is recommended
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    If you are using Visual Studio .NET most people use the frontpage extensions to upload. Though if you want to use FTP I would suggest either WS_FTP, or CuteFTP. They are both shareware and you can download either one from www.tucows.com

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    rhurtz, Mar 30, 2003
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  3. odelljl

    odelljl

    Problem with using VS.Net/Prontpage Extensions is it re-transmits everything, whether or not is has changed. This makes posting a new site rather a long process.

    Or, have I missed something?
     
    odelljl, Mar 31, 2003
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  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    True. But we can't do anything to change it. We are looking forward to the new version of FP that comes with OFfice 11. It doesn't use the server side extension any more but rather FTP.

    If you want to minimize the transfer time, use the copy project feature and copy just the necessary files (*.aspx, *.asmx, web.config, *.dll)

    Hope this helps.

    quote:Originally posted by odelljl

    Problem with using VS.Net/Prontpage Extensions is it re-transmits everything, whether or not is has changed. This makes posting a new site rather a long process.

    Or, have I missed something?
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    Bruce, Mar 31, 2003
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  5. CreativeLightning

    CreativeLightning

    I'm not sure what you mean by reposting everything. I am using Visual.net with FP extensions and it works just like Visual Interdev. There is a local "cache" of the site and the remote (working) files. If I only change one file that's all that is uploaded. If I add any code and rebuild it is still quick. Of course it might have something to do with my 3.5 meg line but I doubt it. :)

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    CreativeLightning, Apr 10, 2003
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