Curlftpfs and MacFUSE

[ElectricMan5]

Ok, I'm trying to mount FTP drives as read/write access with curlftpfs and macfuse, but for some reason it's mounting... well, i think read only. It displays the folders in the root directory, but they have the little red icon on them, and it says I don't have access to them.

The code I'm using in terminal is:

/Users/Will/Desktop/curlftpfs ftp://username:password@servername.com:21 /Users/Will/iHax -o volname=iHax

What can I do to get full access?

Thanks

 

[MisterMe]

Ok, I'm trying to mount FTP drives as read/write access with curlftpfs and macfuse, but for some reason it's mounting... well, i think read only. ...

If this is the case, then curlftpfs is not working. MacOS X mounts FTP sites as read-only without curlftpfs.

 

[ElectricMan5]

If this is the case, then curlftpfs is not working. MacOS X mounts FTP sites as read-only without curlftpfs.

I know, but I'm using the curlftpfs binary from the MacFusion application... Is there any way I can do the same thing MacFusion does, but I have a custom icon on my desktop for quick access? Like I double click the icon and it automatically mounts the FTP drive.

 

[ElectricMan5]

I know, but I'm using the curlftpfs binary from the MacFusion application... Is there any way I can do the same thing MacFusion does, but I have a custom icon on my desktop for quick access? Like I double click the icon and it automatically mounts the FTP drive.

There's no way to do this? I just want to do what MacFusion does, but via command line so I can use it as a shell script in automator and create a quick application for my own use.