Adding Senuke template to VPS

jon_xx_x

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Can someone please tell me how to add a template to a VPS with SENUKE?
Thanks
 
An easy simple way:
- download template to VPS
- (if* you're using a windows VPS) right click on your senuke desktop icon, click properties, then find target, and then seek the templates folder named "Templates"
- open that folder and copy/paste your template = done.

A simple tip you probably already know, add dropbox to your VPS (useful for may reasons) and drag/drop files from machine/VPS.
 
Ya using a windows VPS or something else? =)
 
Or just use Dropbox, that's what I'm doing. It makes transferring really easily.
 
can also confirm that dropbox is the easiest way to transfer files between PC/VPS
 
Yes, it is. I use dropbox on 3 dedicate servers and my desktop pc for AMR, Senuke X and Magic Submitter. This is the easiest way to transfer site and collect reports, live links, text files. etc.
 
I'm using BHSVPS, and I thought I heard something about them not letting people add extra stuff. Maybe that was just software?
 
jon_xx_x,
I'm not sure about their rules, but most managed VPS services like
BHSVPS does not allow software/programs to be installed. I'm sure you're allowed
to load files though, just not software unless they approved it.
As noted dropbox is very useful while working from VPS/your
machine and I would want it on any VPS I was using to help speed up workflow.

You'll still be able to add the templates into Senuke the way I mentioned though.
 
I got it working.
I logged in with sftp and had to do a couple other things, don't really make sense to me lol, but it worked.

Thanks a lot for your replies.
 
quick question, I've heard some who say they run they're SeNuke on they're home pc
rather than a vps since it doesn't drag down the connection..?
 
quick question, I've heard some who say they run they're SeNuke on they're home pc
rather than a vps since it doesn't drag down the connection..?

I run it off my home pc without any issues. Havn't heard that many complaining about using a vps though.
 
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