So basically I had made an FTP account on your web hosting server called "
[email protected]" and once I set the details within the "RemoteTargets.cfg" file I tested and failed with "Couldn't resolve host name".
After much frustration I went through the .sp file programming AGAIN and tried to make sense of the tEasyFTP.smx addon and whilst doing this I noticed the username string restricted to 32 characters.
Obviously xxxx username was too long, so I logged into the main cPanel FTP Accounts page to see if I could reduce the amount of characters, and sure enough I could use the main account username without using "@priority-hosting.com.au".
So I tested this with the FTP account "zzzzz" and set the details within the .cfg file and SUCCESS... BUT....
I knew most likely that you would eventually charge for the hosting package as you stated this you wanted to just 'try something', so I went back to my old crazydomains server at interload.com.au.
After checking the characters of my FTP interload account "
[email protected]" the character amount was only 25................WTF? and then it hit me... What was difference was between these account? "
[email protected]" & "yyyy".
It was the fucking @ symbol...!!!!!!!!!!!! If the ftp usernames are the variable in which the server port forwards to the correct FTP instance, then if the addon wasn't sending the correct username to the server due to cURL limitations or incorrect coding by tEasyFTP then the server would not return a FTP instance and the addon log for tEastFTP read "Couldn't resolve host name".
So to test I used my interload special FTP account without the @ symbol "yyyy" and updated the .cfg file, and guess what.... IT WORKED SUCCESSFULLY.