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Hate OS X’s Integrated FTP?

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Well, MacDevCenter has an alternative: Muscle Up Your Mac FTP by Glenn Fleishman — Here’s a much better and vastly safer way to FTP on the Mac than using the built-in FTP software in Jaguar or Panther, which is an Apple-modified version of FTP software that works fine with other Unix variants, but has its problems on the Mac. Glenn Fleishman explains.” Check it out. Looks interesting, although it will take a little bit of set-up.

If your FTP needs aren’t this robust, you just want to access remote servers without allowing others to FTP into your computer, and you’re too lazy to be bothered with all the set up, you could just download Cyberduck for free and let it handle the FTP / SFTP basics for you.



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Bruce

Or you could use the 100% free and open source Cyberduck. I like Transmit well enough, but I can't quite bring myself to pay $25 for an FTP client. Or a Usenet client for that matter, nice as Unison is. I downloaded Cyberduck the other day and I really like it. It's simple enough (though not quite as simple as Transmit or Fetch) and does everything I want to do. Plus-get this-it's FREE. It doesn't phone home or become crippled after a couple weeks. Call me cheap, but I like free software that works as well as (or better than) shareware/commercial software.

March 05 2005 at 3:43 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Oliver

or you could use Transmit by the awesome guys at Panic

March 05 2005 at 1:14 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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