Re-attempt the upload after you verify and correct any inaccuracies. You must also ensure that the domain name that you have entered points to the root folder (for example, public_html) in which your files are uploaded or will be uploaded after you complete the upload action. If you upload the site to a subfolder on your domain, then the Domain Name field should contain an entry in the format. The domain name that you enter must match the URL of the Home page of your site. In the Upload to FTP dialog box, ensure that you have entered the correct domain name in the Domain Name field. When you upload to FTP, if you see this error, it implies that your domain is not pointing to the correct folder. For this reason it is always recommended to resolve this error first. If you ignore the error, although you can upload the files to your FTP host, your web site cannot be accessed. After you verify and enter your credentials, if you still encounter this error, you can choose to either ignore or fix this error. Click connect, enter your password, click ok to trust the connection.Call your hosting provider and verify whether your login credentials are correct. Under user, I had to remove the leaving just my user name for the ftp account on bluehost.ĩ. Set the port to 22,though Filezilla may set this as the default anyway for SFTPĨ. Go to menu click File-> Site Manager, make sure the ftp site you just added with the configuration file is selected.ħ. Click ok leaving Site manage box checked.ĥ. Configure the client, go to menu click File->Import, navigate to the ftp configuration file you downloaded from bluehost.
note- you will be asked if you want to convert it to unprotected, say yes and enter you keys password.Ĥ.
Add your private ssh key downloaded form bluehost. Download the configuration file for filezilla.ģ. Find the ftp account you use and click configure ftp client.ĥ. In ssh manager of bluehost, find the public key and click manage authorization and authorizeĤ. You will need to make sure the newly created key is authorized If you want a more secure transfer you can use secure ftp (sftp). Then you are right where you were before you updated to the latest filezilla.
However, unless I am missing something, if you were using an old version of filezilla, you were using plain ftp before anyway! So the simple solution is to change the setting in the site manager ftp encryption section of filezilla to use plain ftp. Found a solution that is better than plain ftp. The shared ssl will not work as far as I can tell.
TLS cannot be used unless you have a dedicated ip and a valid ssl certificate. Just ran into this same Cannot retrieve directory listing issue with Bluehost.
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