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I found it was actually CloudFlare that was caching my site. I cleared its cache and disabled it while I am developing
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You can close connection on your server using some commands:
netstat + kill
netstat -na
kill PID
tcpkill
tcpkill -i eth0 host 10.0.0.1
killcx (http://spamcleaner.org/en/misc/killcx.html)
killcx <ip>:<port>
tcpdrop command (FreeBSD):
tcpdrop myhost.net:2353 example.com:ftp
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Sounds like the directory is not within the same user group as the ftp user and www-data account, more than likely its set as owner root.
You need to login via ssh and do a chown www-data:www-data /full/path/to/the/directory if you don't have ssh access ask your webhost.
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Are you sure that nothing changes ? It might be due to your browser cache.
To check this upload the file to the server then download it and see if it's the new or the old one.
You should also delete your browser cache.
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There are two possibilities why this is happening that I can think off:
WWW-DATA Ownership
ROOT Ownership
FTP Server Settings
WWW-DATA Ownership
The file on the server may own to another usergroup that the FTP user is not apart off. Assuming that your web server uses the standard www-data group, you should ensure that the FTP user has permission to ...
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