A while back I asked about different ftp clients I could use with my
'book.
Howard -
Don't know if I responded before, but my recommendation would be the free or
donorware Cyberduck, available at the usual sites, Versiontracker, etc.
It has served me very well know for several months.
I don't know if I looked at cyberduck before or not--I'll do so
(again?). In the meantime, FireFTP seems to be working quite well.
Thanks!
Later..Howard
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a good ftp client.
Later..Howard
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On Oct 6, 2005, at 8:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9?
Thanks
Andrew in Ann
an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9?
Transmit?
-Laurent.
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Arbor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9?
Transmit?
-Laurent.
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At 8:56 AM -0500 on 10/7/05, john slavin wrote:
I really like Fetch, for what it's worth.
Like others, I happily used Fetch for many years with no complaints.
When I had to download our entire Web site, however, Fetch turned the
process a long ordeal (slow, stalled or incomplete downloads).
:
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9?
Transmit?
-Laurent.
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ftp command.
ftp://hostname in the Finder is nice, but I've noticed it's unduly
slow. Besides, the other programs allow you to put files on the
remote host as well.
(it's sad, because this is possible. Netscape 4.0 allows 2-way ftp
transfers; making it a very nice ftp client. Later
I really like Transmit 3. Super easy to use and lots of options for
download/uploading.
Go here:
http://www.panic.com/transmit/
raino
On 10/6/05 9:40 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9?
Thanks
Andrew in Ann Arbor
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on 07/10/05 00:40, Andrew in Ann Arbor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
A musician friend has a bunch of MP3s on his web site.
If I had an FTP client I could download whole directories at once
instead of saving each song one at a time.
Any recommendations for an FTP client for OS 10.3.9
markemmanuel wrote:
That's why I asked for a GUI FTP client. :)
Quoted from the Book of Guy Masson Ch 6:7-13 on 4/5/02 10:00 AM:
The Terminal has the UNIX FTP tool built in.
Well, here, I'll smear some peanut buytter on the screen, and voila' :
A gooey FTP client!
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On Monday, April 8, 2002, at 12:09 , Bruce Johnson wrote:
markemmanuel wrote:
That's why I asked for a GUI FTP client. :)
Well, here, I'll smear some peanut buytter on the screen, and voila' :
A gooey FTP client!
LOL, will Kleer Screen get that off my LCD?
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On 05/04/02 11:00, Guy Masson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Terminal has the UNIX FTP tool built in.
Do you qualify this as a GUI? ;-D
-Laurent.
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, April 5, 2002 8:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: kinda... Free GUI FTP client for MacOSX
On 05/04/02 11:00, Guy Masson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Terminal has the UNIX FTP tool built in.
Do you qualify this as a GUI? ;-D
-Laurent
on 4/4/02 18:17, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
markemmanuel wrote:
Is there a free FTP client for MacOS X that I can use? I don't think it's
worth the money for what Fetch offers. All I want to do is upload files to
the virtual webserver I'm using. Thanks. :)
Since *when
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markemmanuel wrote:
Is there a free FTP client for MacOS X that I can use? I don't think it's
worth the money for what Fetch offers. All I want to do is upload files to
the virtual webserver I'm using. Thanks. :)
Since *when* is Fetch not free anymore?
I'm
Is there a free FTP client for MacOS X that I can use? I don't think it's
worth the money for what Fetch offers. All I want to do is upload files to
the virtual webserver I'm using. Thanks. :)
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markemmanuel wrote:
Is there a free FTP client for MacOS X that I can use? I don't think it's
worth the money for what Fetch offers. All I want to do is upload files to
the virtual webserver I'm using. Thanks. :)
Since *when* is Fetch not free anymore?
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