MAC utilities >> Keeping it tight

[Too Tall]

FTP / SFTP / SSH ....

Recommend a stable/secure FTP Software for (latest) MAC OS. I'll rely on you folks who do this alot!
Why? I'm moving alot of data from server to offline storage.

[Brandon White]

FTP / SFTP / SSH ....

Recommend a stable/secure FTP Software for (latest) MAC OS. I'll rely on you folks who do this alot!
Why? I'm moving alot of data from server to offline storage.

I've used FileZilla for years. I don't know if it's good compared to everything else, but it's worked pretty well for me. The only downside is everytime I open it up - seems like there's a new version to download/install.

[joosttx]

FTP made easy....

[Matthew Strongin]

I've used FileZilla for years. I don't know if it's good compared to everything else, but it's worked pretty well for me. The only downside is everytime I open it up - seems like there's a new version to download/install.

What I use too. It’s worked well enough that I’ve never bothered to look for something else.

[Too Tall]

What I use too. It’s worked well enough that I’ve never bothered to look for something else.

Done and done. I just finished moving alot-a bits and bytes. Thanks gents.

[sk_tle]

Can't you simply mount the remote ssh directory and use the regular MacOS file manager? I do that all the time on my linux desktop.

[Too Tall]

Can't you simply mount the remote ssh directory and use the regular MacOS file manager? I do that all the time on my linux desktop.

Geeesh. I'm deeply ashamed as a former Unix Sys Admin. NOT to have thought of that.

Yeah...works like a charm.

Thanks. It's good to have friends.

[sk_tle]

A quick search led me to this tool that allows to do it without opening a term:

Macfusion

[Too Tall]

A quick search led me to this tool that allows to do it without opening a term:

Macfusion

Actually all I needed was FTP this time and simply used the MacOS Finder to "connect to server" and done. That gives a nice command line ability without using terminal.