Re: site and ftp root directory

This is driving me crazy...
I made a new directory for another site; th eftp dir is /www/new-site
 so, in the custime groups I put this : 

 *** Site name ***: newpres
            Site root directory: /path/to/dir/new-site
            Page list file: 
            Frames file: 
            Contents file for frames: 
            Output directory for pages with TOC: 
            Template file for pages with TOC: 
            Extra function for pages with TOC: Value Menu nil
            Ftp host address: ftp.truc.org
            Ftp user: user
            Ftp password: mdp
            Ftp directory root: /www/new-site
            Ftp directory root for pages with TOC: 
            Web host address: 
            Web directory root: 
            Web directory root for pages with TOC: 

for the ftp directory root, I've tried /, /new-site, /www/new-site,
and so ans so, but when I want to upload the whole site (as I did
before with the site in the beginning of this topic ! even twice !) I
got this : 

argv=-v -p //path/to/dirnew-site/ ftp://user:[email protected]/new-site
Parsing all options.
ERROR: Unknown parameter: "ftp://user:[email protected]/new-site"
ERROR: No FTP directory given.
Aborting due to missing or wrong options! Call ftpsync -? for more
information.

<<<<<< Error: exited abnormally with code 2 <<<<<<<<<

jsut replace /new-site with / or /www or /www/or /www/new-site/ it
does the same.

Shit, this mode is very useful ! I realy like it !



 
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