MattW
Well-known member
I've been using it since 2009, and I hate having to use WinSCP at work.So miss this one on my Mac. Both Cyberduck and FileZilla suck big time.
I've been using it since 2009, and I hate having to use WinSCP at work.So miss this one on my Mac. Both Cyberduck and FileZilla suck big time.
WinSCP is slow. I was using it only as a terminal because I hate putty and needed SFTP with a UI along the side.I've been using it since 2009, and I hate having to use WinSCP at work.
Command line is a heck of a lot quicker to do some stuff than FTP, such as forum upgrades. See this thread for example.Ah, I see. Mr. Command Line!
"Command. Command, come in. Command."
I was messin' with you.Command line is a heck of a lot quicker to do some stuff than FTP, such as forum upgrades. See this thread for example.
It's very simple to use.The answer most is FileZilla
I do not know really what are the causes of those members
Filezilla the best option
transmit here too.They all suck. Like with mail clients. I guess those are two kinds of programs where you have to find the one that sucks less for you
Using Transmit though. But even this sucks because it has some bugs when it comes to upload multiple files at once. This only seems to work on a per-folder base.
However, the ability to mount a ftp connection as a local drive is pretty cool. And it's able to connect to SFTP, Amazon S3 and WebDAV too. But it's Mac only and rather expensive.
Command line is a heck of a lot quicker to do some stuff than FTP, such as forum upgrades. See this thread for example.
WinSCP and PuTTY are free.Agreed! CLI, imho, is the fastest way to do stuff. SFTP + RSYNC does absolute wonder!
But for windows, why pay when you can use FileZilla?
I used Transmit at first on my Mac. I ended up doing more damage than good, went back to using FileZilla.Transmit for the Mac, it's a pile of crap but I'm too lazy to find an alternative that doesn't look like junk on OS X
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