If you see "Forbidden" when you view your website in a web browser, you do not have the file permissions properly set to view your website over the internet.
Information on what to do if you see nothing but stray characters or see stray characters at the bottom of your website.
Information how to reset your password and now to choose a secure password.
The error message "Failed to scan directories. Error 6: ... No such file or directory" happens when file extensions are hidden for known file types in Windows XP.
When you attempt to upload a file, the transferred file either shows zero bytes are transmitted (Size = 0) or the file just does not transfer at all. This usually indicates you have reached your quota limit on the server. You can check your quota by using the SSH Secure Shell and typing ezquota at the prompt.
You may also see the SSH error message "Transfer failed with error 8: test.html: Undefined error occurred."
If you are getting broken links or images, check to make sure the filename within your code EXACTLY matches the filename of the web page or graphic you transfered to the server. Unix servers are case sensitive. You should also avoid using spaces within file names.
If your web page does not look they way you expect it to look, you may have an error in your code or in your CSS style sheets. Try running your site through a validator to look for problems: