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Posted: 20 Sep 2006, 07:30
by ElvenProgrammer
Heh I remember when I started with sourceforge, it was a pain, so feel free to ask whatever you want. My suggestion would be to set up a home page as soon as possible, I really hate projects without a home page.
Posted: 20 Sep 2006, 20:12
by HaLLanHype
I clicked the link and it brought me to a page like that of a site without an index
do they let you upload your website to their server or something? I couldnt find that and I dont have my web server anymore thats why im doing this.
Posted: 20 Sep 2006, 21:11
by Rotonen
You have a really clever ruse of an acronyme for your project.
Posted: 21 Sep 2006, 00:23
by HaLLanHype
Rotonen wrote:You have a really clever ruse of an acronyme for your project.
what do you mean?
Posted: 21 Sep 2006, 07:07
by ElvenProgrammer
HaLLanHype wrote:I clicked the link and it brought me to a page like that of a site without an index
do they let you upload your website to their server or something? I couldnt find that and I dont have my web server anymore thats why im doing this.
Yes they let you upload your website to their server. If you're using windows I suggest you get FileZilla as your FTP client. In FileZilla create a new account through the site manager where:
- Host: shell.sourceforge.net
- Port: 22
- Server type: SFTP using SSH2
- Login type: normal
- Username: your SF username
- Password: your SF password
Then click on advanced and set as your default remote dir: /home/groups/t/tc/tcp
Connect and you should be ready to upload/download from your new website: tcp.sf.net
Anyway SF has got a rich documentation which is useful to read in any case.