S superspiffy macrumors 6502a Original poster Feb 6, 2007 740 0 Mar 31, 2007 #1 Let's say I want to connect my Mac to a file server somewhere through FTP. Which program do I use?
rdowns macrumors Penryn Jul 11, 2003 27,397 12,521 Mar 31, 2007 #2 Here's a few Mac FTP programs for you.
djstarrock macrumors 6502a Nov 23, 2006 826 0 UK, Scotland, Glasgow Mar 31, 2007 #3 Cyberduck and Transmit get recommended a lot. Cyberduck= Free Transmit= Money Also check out this thread linky
Cyberduck and Transmit get recommended a lot. Cyberduck= Free Transmit= Money Also check out this thread linky
A Allotriophagy macrumors 6502a Sep 5, 2006 917 0 Mar 31, 2007 #4 You can also do it through the Finder using Apple + K but it is not perfect. Terminal and ftp command is useable.
You can also do it through the Finder using Apple + K but it is not perfect. Terminal and ftp command is useable.
miniConvert macrumors 68040 Mar 4, 2006 3,264 3 Kent, UK - the 'Garden of England'. Mar 31, 2007 #5 I like Fetch (pay) but it's all down to personal preference. IMHO Finder should have FTP capabilities built in Windows Explorer stylee... for the sake of very basic getting and putting files it makes sense.
I like Fetch (pay) but it's all down to personal preference. IMHO Finder should have FTP capabilities built in Windows Explorer stylee... for the sake of very basic getting and putting files it makes sense.
NuDarwin macrumors member Mar 26, 2007 84 0 Mar 31, 2007 #6 the ma equivalent to ftp is... ftp! in the finder, click Command + K, and type the name of the ftp server (ftp://pretendserver.com and click go. you can also use mozilla firefox if you're looking a an ftp client embedded in a browser.
the ma equivalent to ftp is... ftp! in the finder, click Command + K, and type the name of the ftp server (ftp://pretendserver.com and click go. you can also use mozilla firefox if you're looking a an ftp client embedded in a browser.
epochblue macrumors 68000 Aug 12, 2005 1,671 0 Nashville, TN Mar 31, 2007 #7 FTP is a standard the same way HTTP is a standard. There are plenty of Mac FTP clients out there. The ones that are typically mentioned (and have already been mentioned in this thread) are Cyberduck and Transmit. One that I haven't seen mentioned yet (and that isn't out yet, but looks quite promising) is Flow.
FTP is a standard the same way HTTP is a standard. There are plenty of Mac FTP clients out there. The ones that are typically mentioned (and have already been mentioned in this thread) are Cyberduck and Transmit. One that I haven't seen mentioned yet (and that isn't out yet, but looks quite promising) is Flow.