What FTP Client do you Use?

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what FTP clients they use

filezilla ftw!

I use filezilla also, I recommend it in my freeware vid.

theres an option in the itunes prefrences that will let you import music into your itunes library without copying it to the itunes folder

CuteFTP is good

I’m hardcore, on either Windows or Mac I use the command-prompt/terminal.

Maybe CoreFTP Lite on Windows to have a bit more convenience and still be light-weight.

But as my UltraEdit has this amazing FTP-functionality in it and I only use it to upload to webhosting, well, I only upload text and some pictures.

very funny vid.chris i’m looking for a new computer what do you think it the best for home and work and yes i want a mac

Smart ftp client is good, easy and free.

i use cuteFTP pro

its not free but its darn good

i still like FileZilla.

Yup….FileZilla….Thats pretty much it.

On the Mac, Transmit is by far the nicest FTP client I’ve found! It’s got pretty much every feature you could hope for, I’ve never had any faults with it.

I use FireFTP, the Firefox extension. Has everything I need.

@home I use Directory Opus, just because it’s there and has drag and drop. Apart from that, it’s pretty much the same.

What? No excellent ftp program for the mac? Never hear of transmit?

http://www.panic.com/transmit/

I use FireFTP Firefox addon

For the Mac, I use Secure Fetch — I’ve used Fetch for-ever and like it just fine, thank-you-very-much! UW Computing also suggests Fugu, but I haven’t used it..

For the Mac, about the best ftp is possibly Transmit. One of the nicest “extras” is that it can connect to a WEBDAV site such as Apple’s .mac at FULL speed. Much faster than managing an iDisk from a .mac account directly in the Finder. Transmit also does nice synchronization, etc.

Konqueror does it all! FTP/SFTP. It is the way it should be; tabbed, split screen, file manager and browser, all in one application. The price is right too. KDE is going to be available on Windows soon, but who really cares about that Native to Linux, Konqueror is better all the way around the desktop of any platform.

Ipswitch’s WS_FTP Pro is my FTP client of choice, as it has been for many years.

— Regards, Walt

I consider Transmit an excellent FTP/SFTP client for the Mac.

There are a number of great FTP clients for the Mac. Including CyberDuck (free), and Transmit (not free).

mine is CuteFTP

Filezilla may be ugly, but it works great. What should it matter if a program is ugly if it works well? I mean, really, have we come to the age when how a program looks is more important than its functionality? If that was the case, one could make the argument that Word 2007 was one of the greatest programs ever. I for one cannot make that argument.

I recall WinSCP being a nice, quick stand-alone FTP client. I haven’t used it in quite a while…. Will have to give it a try again.

I think the knock on Filezilla being “ugly” is personal preference. Its actually my FTP client of choice and runs great off a USB thumbdrive, has nice site-management abilities and is quite flexible.

For OSX, there are really only 2 that I’ve ever considered (not counting the OSX Version of Filezilla) – Transmit from Panic is amazing (but costs a few bucks). Cyberduck is a nice, simple and free FTP client that just works well.

One good suggestion that stems from a long history with FTP is the totally awesome FlashFXP. It’s got a great interface, is very reliable and generally all around useful. If you’re on OSX, Cyberduck is the one to beat and Linux has the deliciously stable lftp.

hey chris. about the itunes question. i do the same thing just it is a 2ed hard drive. what i did what make a folder on my main added all the music i have scattered in my system. then went in to itunes set up my itunes folder on my 2ed hard drive. added all my music to itunes by draging and droping in to itunes. then hit clabrate music in itunes. it will take all the music and add it to one folder. after that del all the music you have one the main hard drive(you dont need 2 copys). then set up itunes to each time you add music it will get copyed to the itunes folder..
done!

now about the ftp client.. i love and always used cuteFTP 4.2 really simple for people new to making web sites. dose everything i have ever needed it for, so thats my pick.

FileZilla is the only way to fly. I love the additional idea of raw FTP commands. A nice program for beginners and advanced users alike.

About iTunes – change the preference pane Advanced: _uncheck_
Keep iTunes folder organized
Copy files to music folder when adding….

If they are checked iTunes will copy and rename files as it wants.

And i thought filezilla was good enough…

Use WinSCP, enough said

there is a way to change the path i had an issue where my external switched letter number and I was able to go in and change it.

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filezilla

Filezilla

IE6 FTP handler.

That guy calls alot, hes an absolute idiot -.-

Filezilla FTW!

filezilla

OMG Chris totally owned that kid.

Sad.

You can change the path iTunes uses for its library. Go to Edit -> Preferences, click the Advanced tab, and then lick the Change button for the iTunes Music Folder location. Set the appropriate path, and then OK out of everything.

Ftp Explore!
;)

I use Cesar http://FTP.. when someone is connecting in your ftp you can see his “IP Address”