Editing Talk:FAQ (section)

== Use the forums ==

Use the forums to ask questions. The Wiki is purely to provide solutions. --[[User:CodeSquid|CodeSquid]] 08:06, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

Unfortunately, for most people it doesn't provide the simpler ones. Normal people just learning about websites etc are treated with contempt. Where are the answers to their problems? What is going on with this website? There seems to be a kind of arrogance which puts people off.

:I agree. You can't just say RTFM any more. I don't treat my users that way, and I don't expect to be treated that way here. 

:By the way, I'd like to know how to resolve the discrepancy between Siteground.Com's server time and my computer's time when I upload a file. For example, my local time is 11:01 AM. I upload a file which was modified at 10:46 AM. The server reports that it was last modified at 9:01 AM.

:I want FileZilla to compensate for the 2-hour difference between my computer's local time and the server's time. 

:Is there a place I can enter -2 (or +2) to convert 9:01 server time to 11:01? --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 15:03, 19 October 2009 (UTC)

::Worse, "You have exceeded the maximum number of registration attempts for this session. Please try again later." I didn't realize at first that I had to enter the registration code backwards. Nobody else does this that I've seen. Then I carefully entered the codes, but I still was told I got it wrong.

I tried the forum when I first started using FileZilla last month.  A very frustrating experience.  The people who were supposed to be "Helping Me" insulted me, gave cryptic answers without actually answering my question, and when I persisted, I got an incorrect answer.  I realized that when I finally figured it out by myself.  I'll never go back there.

Searching the forum didn't help me, and it's impossible to register to; at least without an email provider that'll abscond with my passport _AND_ having the Pope vouch for me. Anyway not useful, can't ask questions there, and this FAQ is a waste of time. All I want to know is how to make starting the server actually start the server, without having to go through management each boot; there it is installed as a service and yet still have to go through management each time. I would have thought this would be the number one fequently asked question. Crazy.