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Publishing failed

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I can't find what I have setup wrong.

I'm able to publish all of my sites with no problem though WYSIWYG, I just added a new site and can't publish to it. I must have a setting wrong. Can you see what I should check. I've double checked all of the settings under publish and they are identical to my other sites.

*** START OF PUBLISH ***
Scanning publish folder...
Found 19 file(s).
WWB-FTP-Log:
OpenFile:
DllDate: Nov 17 2022
WWB-FTP-Version: 9.5.0.93
UnlockPrefix: PBLSFS.CB1052023
Architecture: Little Endian; 64-bit
Language: Visual C++ / x64
VerboseLogging: 0
Component successfully unlocked using purchased unlock code.
sftpOpenFile:
remotePath: /public_html/redlinemania/images/img0001.png
access: writeOnly
createDisposition: createTruncate
v3Flags: 0x1a
Sent FXP_OPEN
responseMsgType: SSH_FXP_STATUS
statusResponseFromServer:
request: FXP_OPEN
statusCode: SSH_FX_NO_SUCH_FILE
Note: If the SSH/SFTP server is NOT Windows, then the remote filesystem is most likely case-sensitive. If there is a difference in case, you will get this error.
statusMessage: No such file
--statusResponseFromServer
retryFilepath: ./public_html/redlinemania/images/img0001.png
remotePath: ./public_html/redlinemania/images/img0001.png
access: writeOnly
createDisposition: createTruncate
v3Flags: 0x1a
Sent FXP_OPEN
responseMsgType: SSH_FXP_STATUS
statusResponseFromServer:
request: FXP_OPEN
statusCode: SSH_FX_NO_SUCH_FILE
Note: If the SSH/SFTP server is NOT Windows, then the remote filesystem is most likely case-sensitive. If there is a difference in case, you will get this error.
statusMessage: No such file
--statusResponseFromServer
--sftpOpenFile
Failed.
--OpenFile
--WWB-FTP-Log

Removing temporary files...
Publish failed!
*** END OF PUBLISH ***


Thanks.
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Re: Publishing failed

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Are you sure the 'remote folder' is valid?
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Pablo,

Yeah, it appears to be correct.

The host says everything is correct on their end because they can publish using cPanel's WebsiteBuilder to publish with (although I take that with a grain of salt)
There must be something simple I am missing. When I "test" the connection it is successful.

Let's say i delete the .wbs file and start over, can I use an existing .wbs file that is publishing correctly to start a new file? i.e. can I copy X.wbs and rename it to X2.wbs and then just reset the publishing path settings? Will that pull over all of the proper files from the workig files?

EDIT: I just tried that, and it still failed
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This has nothing to do with wbs file.
I think this is related to the FTP configuration.

From my previously experiences, this error indicate that the remote folder is not setup correctly.
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I tend to agree with you. Hopefully they will figure it out. I will let you know if I need any more help.

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The easiest way to find out the remote folder is by using the 'Explore' option in the publish profile.
Here you should be able to browse to the home folder and then use that path as the remote folder.
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Pablo,

Do I want to browse to the home folder (public_html) or to the publish to folder (public_html/redlinemania)?

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See the following url reading from:
"Publish your website to a remote FTP server"
Common remote folders locations are:
/www
/public_html
/html
/
Unfortunately this value is different for each webhost, so consult your webhost's documentation for more details!

https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/publish.html
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You will need to browse to folder where the HTML files of the website are.
This is different for each webhost, so there is no generic answer for this.
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Re: Publishing failed

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You were correct. The issue was in the .htaccess file on their end.

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