fpa-en.php auto-deleted Topic is solved

[eggpap]

Hello,

when I run the mydomain.com/fpa-en.php link I get always the following message.

As a security measure, this copy of FPA has been self-deleted due to the time it has been present on the server.
You will need to upload another copy of FPA to continue.

Moreover, when I upload the fpa-en.php file to the server with FTP, FTP log shows the following messages:
[07:19:22] Transfer queue completed
[07:19:22] Transferred 1 File (546 KB) in 3 seconds (157,3 KB/s)
[07:19:22] 1 File Failed

However fpa-en.php appears in the root directory.

Thanks

[sozzled]

Please read either/both the following topics for the solution:

1. viewtopic.php?f=806&t=982234
2. viewtopic.php?f=806&t=983903

The administrator guide also states:

Upload Using An FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Client

To use this method you will need to have FTP Access to your web hosting account and your account login credentials, including a working FTP Client app/software installed.

You can use your operating systems native FTP command-line tools or any of the following File Transfer (FTP) or Secure Copy (SCP) applications will do the job: Transmit, WinSCP¹, CyberDuck, FileZilla

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¹ WinSCP Users: uncheck "Preserve Timestamp" in Session Options to avoid auto-delete issues.

[eggpap]

You must check the last modified date and re-create the fpa-en.php file before to upload it to the server.