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FTP client that works well for uploading folders?
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Join Date: May 2004
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Hi all --
I've been using Fetch for a while but I'm at a stage where I'm uploading lots of folders to servers... Fetch doesn't seem to be able to do this. Any other suggestions?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jul 2001
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Originally posted by akkeri:
Any other suggestions?
Take your pick
Probably the most OS X - like: Transmit
Powerful: RBrowser (there's also a free version)
Probably CuteFTP is highly regarded on the windoze side; CyberDuck is free and Swiss, FTPeel looks nice and has inetersting features.
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Another vote for Transmit.
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I've been using Cyberduck for quite a while when doing uploads to my webspace, and never had any problems...
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Originally posted by akkeri:
Hi all --
I've been using Fetch for a while but I'm at a stage where I'm uploading lots of folders to servers... Fetch doesn't seem to be able to do this. Any other suggestions?
Another vote for Transmit also. Was using Fetch for a while but Transmit is really intuitive and easy to use.
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A Transmit question...
How can you move a file or folder to it's parent directory on the remote server?
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Originally posted by macgyvr64:
A Transmit question...
How can you move a file or folder to it's parent directory on the remote server?
You have to right click on it, select move and type in the path to the folder you want to move it to, such as /homepage/folder/
Not a very elegant solution at all and definitely not OS X-like.
I've never had to use this "feature" but that still doesn't mean it shouldn't be designed into the app better.
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I've been trying to figure this out too. RBrowser has a column-view which makes it pretty easy to drag files from directory to another. But I like Transmit better. I usually end up using both.
Originally posted by macgyvr64:
A Transmit question...
How can you move a file or folder to it's parent directory on the remote server?
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Transmit rocks for general FTP usage.
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forget to mention this. Transmit is AppleScript-able.
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