Can anyone FTP to 1and1 Servers?

You can get both Linux and Windows based hosting at 1 and 1 and the best for iWeb is Linux, so either choose this option or change to Linux.

If you are having problems with the build in ftp option, then there is still the option in iWeb 09 to publish to a folder and then upload directly using Cyberduck or another ftp programme. Try this and it might work better.

I'm trying with no luck. Stupid iWeb gives no information on what the error is and why it can't FTP but it will work with a test connection.

Starting to feel like Microsoft. I have not had this level of frustration with Apple before. They really need to address a few things quickly.

Rather then pick a directory to publish too we should be able to browse to it.

Also need the ability to have it publish to a directory that we can rename because the "site name" added to the path is a pain in the ***.

Third,.. where is the Tables ???!!! I STILL have to use a different program to do basic tables. Really stupid.

I currently use cyberduck and I have to upload my entire 300MB website each time I make any changes.

Surely you don't need to upload everything -- you can ftp whatever piece you want. Perhaps you are referring to the need to publish the entire site each time?

Rather then pick a directory to publish too we should be able to browse to it.

Also need the ability to have it publish to a directory that we can rename because the "site name" added to the path is a pain in the ***.

Third,.. where is the Tables ???!!!

Make sure you tell them what you want here:

http://www.apple.com/feedback/iweb.html

But I don't think it would be realistic to think any of the items you mention will be added soon. Why is the site name such a problem for you? iWeb has always created this structure, and since the RSS Subscribe buttons do not work without it, Apple is unlikely to change it.

In Cyberduck you should not have to upload the whole site when you make changes. You can sync with your hard drive so only changed pages will be uploaded to your server, with the new version at least. If you make changes to a couple of pages only, you can upload these individually too without having to upload the whole site again.

I been using Linux Servers with 1&1. I have had no issues with updating my site using the built in ftp. Just reading some of the issues it does look like a lot of those are from non Linux servers.