
- #MAC FTP COMMAND INSTALL#
- #MAC FTP COMMAND ARCHIVE#
Make sure that you type your password in when requested.
Right click anywhere in that panel and click "Process Queue". When you open FileZilla, there should be information about incompletely transferred files in the bottom panel of the window (under "Queued files"). If your transfer fails before it completes, you can easily resume it from the point where it failed. Once your transfer is successful (you can see the progress of your transfer in the panel at the bottom of the window), close FileZilla - you're done!. Drag and drop your submission (which should consist of three files) from the lower left panel to the lower right panel. This directory will look something like "/exrna-amilo1/inbox". Navigate to your upload directory (unique and private to your lab/group) using the right side of the window. #MAC FTP COMMAND ARCHIVE#
Navigate to the directory that contains your manifest file, metadata archive, and data archive using the left side of the window.You will see your own files displayed on the left side of the window ("Local site") and the FTP server's files displayed on the right side of the window ("Remote site").Click "Quickconnect" to connect to the FTP server.The port can remain blank, as our FTP server uses the default of 21.Fill in the following information just below the menu bar:.To change your transfer type, go to the menu bar at the top of the window and select the following: This is done to ensure that your files are uploaded properly to our server. After opening the client, make sure that you change your transfer type to binary mode (from the default type of Auto).
#MAC FTP COMMAND INSTALL#
Download and install the FileZilla Client. Uploading Submission via the FileZilla FTP Client ¶ Step 1. Note that the Windows command line client is not supported.
FTP command line client (Linux / Unix / Mac).
FileZilla (recommended and very easy to use!). Resuming File Uploads (If Upload Fails)īelow, we give two different ways of uploading your files:. Uploading Submission via the FTP Command Line Client (Linux / Unix / Mac). Uploading Submission via the FileZilla FTP Client.