Appreciate your continued help. It seems though that we resolve one problem
only to encounter the next one. We followed your instructions and when Front
Page was processing the Web updates, the following error message appeared:
"Could not find a webserver at 'snorkelpark.com' on port 21. Please check to
make sure that the Web server name is valid and your proxy settings are set
correctly. If you are sure that everything is correct, the Web server may be
temporariloy out of service."
We tried a couple of hours later and the same message appeared again. We
then called Go Daddy and they ensured us that there was nothing wrong on
their part.
Please advise.
:
It appears that the two sites have gone out of synch. The best way to
bring them back into synch is to:
Run Tools->Recalculate Hyperlinks in the local site, then:
Publish All pages, either from Local to Remote or Remote to Local. The
direction is determined by which site is up to data - publish that one.
After publishing All pages you should be able to get back to publishing
changed pages only.
Before the full publish, in Remote Web Site Properties-Publishing tab,
change the method of choosing how changes are determined:
Select "Determine changes by comparing..." or "Use source file
timestamps..." - whichever is not selected now, and see if that makes a
difference.
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Ronx,
"Use Passive FTP" box was unticked and we ticked it and the error message
didn't come up. However, every single page and file in both columns (local
website & remote website) shows a question mark, the unchanged ones, as welll
as the couple of files we changed. Why is this and how do we rectify that?
We looked at the MO Front Page Help and it says:
Conflict: The local and remote Web site files were changed simultaneously,
prior to one being synchronized with the other.
Action: Merge the changes from one file to the other manually, and then
overwrite the file.
How do we merge the changes from one file to the other manually? What about
the files that were not modified?
Thanks again.
:
If the "Use Passive FTP" box is ticked, clear it, or tick the box if it
is unticked.
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Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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Tried that. Same error message came up again: "425 Could not open data
connection to port 5001. Connection timed out " ??
:
FP does not use port 5001
- how are you trying to publish
Since
http://www.snorkelpark.com/_vti_inf.html indicates you do not have the FP Se
installed on the site you need to publish using
FTP (port 21)
See
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;825503&Product=fp2003
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| We are trying to publish changes to our website (
www.snorkelpark.com) and
| keep on getting the same error message in Front Page:
| "425 Could not open data connection to port 5001. Connection timed out. "
|
| We verified our firewall setting and also contacted our website host GoDaddy
| but have not been able find how to rectify the error message.
|
| Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
