Jan
28
2010
28
2010
Sometimes it’s the simple questions that are the hardest to answer. Finding GoDaddy’s FTP location, for instance. I’m not sure if it’s because they’re always trying to upsell you on something, but it seems inordinately hard to find what you’re looking for. So, for my own memory, and perhaps to help some wayward FTPers out there, I’m going to post the path to find GoDaddy’s in-browser FTP location:
1) Log in.
2) Click “My Account” at the top right.
3) Click the domain you’d like to edit near the middle of the screen.
4) Click “Hosting.”
5) Click “Your Files” in the upper left where it says “Manage Site Content.”
Ding dong the witch is dead. You’re in. Good luck.
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