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May 30, 2017
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SFTP Broken in Dreamweaver 2017

  • May 30, 2017
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Well as per usual Adobe has broken a working feature.

Dreamweaver only connects to certain servers now via ftp.  SFTP/FTP over SSL is broken.

I can connect perfectly to the server(s) in question with putty and WinSCP(sftp) on Windows, but as soon as I try with Dreamweaver it displays an 'FTP error occured - cannot make connection to host.' Triple, and Quadruple checked the server name.

- Windows 7 Firewall is allowing the program through.

- Antivirus turned off.

I see other people are having this problem and also with Muse.  In fact one of these servers I cannot even connect via regular FTP now....

Any solutions yet?

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    Correct answer mahakk20912952

    I downloaded pre-release 11099 and tried to connect via SFTP to ndsuext.nodak.edu

    Dreamweaver connected successfully! Thank you for fixing this. How soon will it be added to the regular release of Dreamweaver?


    Hi rayates55​,

    I am happy to announce that your wish has come true.

    Dreamweaver 18.2 is live now with the SFTP fix.

    Please go ahead and try it out.

    Thanks,

    Mahak Kudyar

    Adobe Dreamweaver

    12 replies

    BenPleysier
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    May 31, 2017

    As this is a user2user forum, it may be best to aim your gripe to where it matters as per

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    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    May 30, 2017

    Use Filezilla?

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    Inspiring
    May 30, 2017

    https://forums.adobe.com/people/Nancy+OShea  wrote

    Use Filezilla?

    That's not a solution. That's a workaround. OP asked for a solution.

    Inspiring
    May 30, 2017

    I better workaround would be to use an IDE other than Dreamweaver where all the advertised features you're paying for actually work.