I have been working fine editing and uploading php files between my client and server using PHP 5.6 until a few weeks ago.
Now I'm getting Access Denied when uploading. Only occurs at a particular wireless access point that I do development work at.
The network admin says they have tightened security on their firewall but doesn't give much more details. I am however able to
establish an SSH connection to my host server at this location. Can someone walk me thru the setup of FTP in PhpED
so I can upload file changes over the secure SSH tunnel. I'm using PUTTY.EXE as my ssh client and have been using it for PhpED
dugging over the SSH tunnel just fine. My remote web server is a 3rd party Unix machine (VPS at Network Solutions).

Thanks,
Joe

It's hardly possible if possible at all to use FTP over an SSH tunnel.
I'd recommend to use SFTP. This protocol works on top of SSH, and you don't need anything but an SSH account.

Wow - that was simple. I was looking at this problem from the wrong point of view and trying to find the correct FTP over SSH setup within in existing FTP account established in PhpEd.

What I needed to do was take a step back, recreate a new account and select type SFTP and ithis works just fine.

This is a huge help. Thanks for pointing out the obvious.

Joe