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    Default Prohibited File Name Problem

    A couple of people on my staff have uploaded images into the zen cart that have an apostrophe. Of course, these images do not work and new images have been uploaded but when I try to delete the bad image or move it, I get the error message "prohibited file name" and it won't delete or move. Does anyone know how I can get these files off of my server?

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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Use your ftp client.
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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Yes, this error I'm getting is from my ftp. They are not coming off through the ftp. Thanks!

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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Can you access SSH? you can delete from there?
    Or may be try another ftp client? such as winscp (free).
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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    I'm sorry, what is the SSH?

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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Quote Originally Posted by NicholeAnn View Post
    I'm sorry, what is the SSH?
    If you have no idea what it is then just ignore it. It's rather complicated and can be a bit dangerous if you don't know what you are doing.

    Anyway, you can try to check if you can change some settings in your current ftp clients to ignore the filename check, or you can try another ftp client. Try WinSCP, it's free, and you can download the standalone version which does not require installation.
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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Or better yet, use the File Manager provided in your hosting company's web control panel. Navigate to the file, and delete it.
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    Default Re: Prohibited File Name Problem

    Thanks so much! I went through the cpanel and it worked! You guys rock!

 

 

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