field in the App Store and see what comes up.
>
> Later...
>
>
> On Mar 26, 2018, at 06:49, dan d. <dandun...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> In terminal there are ftp and sftp.
> On Mon, 26 Mar 2018, May Anderson wrote:
>
>> Good day everyone.
>>
Are there any server based apps that you can use that make your Mac into an FTP
server yet that are accessible with the Mac? If there is can someone please let
me know about it I need one for retrieving music because I buy music from a
friend of mine and he uploads it using FTP. Well our
Safari,
Chrome,
Firefox,
All can be used as ftp clients.
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>> Good day everyone.
>>
>> I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
>> like filezilla?
>>
>> May and Baby J, has anyone seen my new GSD dog?
>> www.canadian
re ftp and sftp.
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I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
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Good day everyone.
I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For
example, like filezilla?
May and Baby J, has anyone seen my new GSD dog?
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In terminal there are ftp and sftp.
On Mon, 26 Mar 2018, May Anderson wrote:
> Good day everyone.
>
> I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
> like filezilla?
>
> May and
...
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In terminal there are ftp and sftp.
On Mon, 26 Mar 2018, May Anderson wrote:
> Good day everyone.
>
> I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
> like filezilla?
>
> May and
In terminal there are ftp and sftp.
On Mon, 26 Mar 2018, May Anderson wrote:
> Good day everyone.
>
> I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
> like filezilla?
>
> May and Baby J, has anyone seen my new GSD dog?
> www.canadianlynx.ca
&
veryone.
>
> I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
> like filezilla?
>
> May and Baby J, has anyone seen my new GSD dog?
> www.canadianlynx.ca <http://www.canadianlynx.ca/>
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Good day everyone.
I was wondering if there are ftp server clients for the mac yet?For example,
like filezilla?
May and Baby J, has anyone seen my new GSD dog?
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hello folks. I'm wondering if anybody might know of anything like this. I'm
looking for an accessible FTP server that I can put on my Mac. Is there any out
there? I read about a way to turn on FTP using the shared preferences but
unfortunately it's not there anymore because Apple took it out
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> Subject: Re: FTP Server.
>
> Hi,
>
> The
Apple has decided to stop supporting FTP because it is miserably insecure. You
can enable SFTP easily by turning on "remote login" in your sharing preferences.
If for some reason you're genuinely forced to use FTP (again, not recommended)
there may be a linux-style FTP server float
Hello:
I don’t believe the server app includes FTP any longer.
Thanks.
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Sierra.
Thanks.
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Why not just use the FTP server that comes with Mac OS?
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Because it does not come with High Sierra.
Thanks.
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Why not just use the FTP
Why not just use the FTP server that comes with Mac OS?
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> On Oct 16, 2017, at 6:11 PM, Daniel C <topdog2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Pure FTPD Is pretty good, at least for various Unix distributions. It’s
> configuration files pretty easy to edit, an
Pure FTPD Is pretty good, at least for various Unix distributions. It’s
configuration files pretty easy to edit, and it’s pretty self-explanatory.
You can also give proFTPD a try as well. Those are the only two servers that I
know of that might work.
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The simplest way to do this is the free PureFTPd software taht has a full
GUI you can get it from http://jeanmatthieu.free.fr/pureftpd/
On Thursday, 11 February 2016 08:46:53 UTC-8, eburggraaf wrote:
>
> Hi, Is there any solution equivalent to filezilla server for mac OS? I
> know that the
OSX is unix under the hood so you could also just install whatever FTP
server package from Linux directly on your OSX. You might need xCode to
compile/install. MacPorts is one good source for linux packages all nice
and bundled to install under osx. This also means you'll be spending
quality
Just wondering if you’ve thought of using fusion pro and running a mac os vm
> with the ftp server setup in it?
>
> I believe the newer vm Fusion pro will let you setup apple OSX vm
> That may have changed but but I thought that was one of the major differences
> between fusion and
Well of course, if you’re going to run a VM for your FTP server, you may as
well pick a more amenable platform as Mac OS. Linux and Windows—and especially
Linux—come to mind. You could run one of the many servers for those platforms
that can handle virtual users/groups/domains
Just wondering if you’ve thought of using fusion pro and running a mac os vm
with the ftp server setup in it?
I believe the newer vm Fusion pro will let you setup apple OSX vm
That may have changed but but I thought that was one of the major differences
between fusion and fusion pro.
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> Subject: Re: How do I turn a mac into a full fledged ftp server?
>
> Thanks, $40 might be in budget. I want to creat groups, monitor uploads,
> and some other tasks. I'll check this $40 package and see if it flies.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Erik Burggraaf
Rumpus has been around forever and folks on other forums seem to like it
but it's not cheap at $295:
http://www.maxum.com/Rumpus/
There is a full FTP server built into OSX because of its unix
underpinnings. Not sure what you need to do that the ftp server can't.
Note that robust does not mean
>
> Rumpus has been around forever and folks on other forums seem to like it but
> it's not cheap at $295:
> http://www.maxum.com/Rumpus/ <http://www.maxum.com/Rumpus/>
>
> There is a full FTP server built into OSX because of its unix underpinnings.
> Not sure what y
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Thanks, $40 might be in budget. I want to creat groups, monitor uploads
Hi, Is there any solution equivalent to filezilla server for mac OS? I know
that the mac has a simple file server built in, but I'm looking for something
more robust.
Thanks,
Erik Burggraaf
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If you
You could also play with the FTP server built into OSX. To start it,
from the terminal do:
sudo -s launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist
Then the users you already have can ftp to your box using the same
credentials. If you want to set up anonymous FTP you'll have to do
I’ve never heard of this one. Is there period or just straight out pay first?
I also have a ftp server, but I run it from windows. I’d love to move it over
to the mac.
May and Prince Noah
www.canadianlynx.ca
On Jan 29, 2014, at 4:05 PM, Tim Kilburn kilbur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
There’s
out pay first?
I also have a ftp server, but I run it from windows. I’d love to move it over
to the mac.
May and Prince Noah
www.canadianlynx.ca
On Jan 29, 2014, at 4:05 PM, Tim Kilburn kilbur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
There’s always OS X Server. Probably a little overkill if all
Hello all!
I am trying to create an FTP server, and I wonder if somebody know an app I
could use to create it in my mac in an accesible way? Or any other ideas to
accomplish this purpose? Thanks so much for your help!
Best
Daniela Rubio T
iphone: +34662328507
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I know there is a app called transmit for mac.
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Hello all!
I am trying to create an FTP server, and I wonder if somebody know an app I
could use to create it in my mac in an accesible way? Or any
Transmits only an ftp client. It cannot be used as an FTP server.
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Hi,
There’s always OS X Server. Probably a little overkill if all you are looking
for is an FTP server but for $20 in the AppStore, you have an FTP server and
much more, and accessible too.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jan 29, 2014, at 7:29 AM, Daniela Rubio mabuha
Hi!
Thanks, I shall give it a try, may be it would prove worthy.
Best
Daniela Rubio T
iPhone: +34662328507
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Hi,
There’s always OS X Server. Probably a little overkill if all you are
looking for is an FTP server
Good afternoon.
I know people suggest transmit as a ftp client for the mac, but is there
anything that works server wise for the mac. Like filezilla has both the client
and the server.
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FTP Server is built into Mac OS X.
It is better for you to use SFTP because it is more secure.
Really Simple to turn on.
Go to System Preferences Sharing
Check the Remote Login
Add users as you choose and your done.
Rashantha
Creator of the first AOS motherboard.
RUN ANY OS YOU CHOOSE
http
Can you upload to someone's server with that though? I've never seen the
option to do that.
On Jan 18, 2014, at 2:46 PM, rashantha de silva wrote:
FTP Server is built into Mac OS X.
It is better for you to use SFTP because it is more secure.
Really Simple to turn on.
Go to System
:
Can you upload to someone's server with that though? I've never seen the
option to do that.
On Jan 18, 2014, at 2:46 PM, rashantha de silva wrote:
FTP Server is built into Mac OS X.
It is better for you to use SFTP because it is more secure.
Really Simple to turn on.
Go to System
that.
On Jan 18, 2014, at 2:46 PM, rashantha de silva wrote:
FTP Server is built into Mac OS X.
It is better for you to use SFTP because it is more secure.
Really Simple to turn on.
Go to System Preferences Sharing
Check the Remote Login
Add users as you choose and your done.
Rashantha
Creator
once had on my old ftp server? These were my issues with it:
1. Users can get to all of the files on the serving mac, because I didn't find
a way to lock them into their, or just a, specific home directory. You don't
want everybody who wants radio plays from you, to download all private folders
for some 75 or more users
that I once had on my old ftp server? These were my issues with it:
1. Users can get to all of the files on the serving mac, because I didn't find
a way to lock them into their, or just a, specific home directory. You don't
want everybody who wants radio plays from you
...@aol.com wrote:
Are you sure you want to do ftp and not sftp? ftp requires rather large
swaths of ports to be opened before it will work. How did you enable ftp on
your mac?
CB
On 12/29/13 9:55 AM, Kjsc Radio wrote:
Hello, I am thinking about setting up an FTP server using the server
in general. It's been a while since I checked
into this but in addition to opening port 21, once the connection is
established the FTP server will do all future connections through one or
more other ports chosen from a pool of available ports, usually ports
1024-5000. So you have to have in and out
Are you sure you want to do ftp and not sftp? ftp requires rather large
swaths of ports to be opened before it will work. How did you enable ftp
on your mac?
CB
On 12/29/13 9:55 AM, Kjsc Radio wrote:
Hello, I am thinking about setting up an FTP server using the server on Mac.
I've done
Hello, I am thinking about setting up an FTP server using the server on Mac.
I've done this before, but I have failed. Due to incorrect Port forwarding, I
have forward ports 21 and other ports to make the FTP server work. But when one
of my other machines connects to the network via FTP
I have, I just figured out I had to play around with it a little more after I
posted this. Thanx for the info anyway though.
On Sep 3, 2013, at 1:35 AM, Edward Green wrote:
Hi Jessica,
Option up arrow is the Cyberduck shortcut for uploading files. You'll see
the standard open dialog when
I've managed to connect to a friend's server using ciberduck, but have no idea
how to upload a file to the server. Can someone please help out here?
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Hi Jessica,
Option up arrow is the Cyberduck shortcut for uploading files. You'll see the
standard open dialog when you invoke this command, from where you will choose
the file(s) you want to upload.
I take it you've already discovered the list of files/folders on the server
where you'll be
if they can
be, ftp server hosting programs that I could use to host my own ftp server? I
have my router set up and ready to go or it and I'm just asking because I'm
using the internal ftp service from the command line and it will work for
surten things, but not what I would want it for. I'm
Hi all… I was wandering if you guys knew of any accessible, free if they can
be, ftp server hosting programs that I could use to host my own ftp server? I
have my router set up and ready to go or it and I'm just asking because I'm
using the internal ftp service from the command line
, Sorry to speak for someone else but the ftp-server-under-lion-thing
interests me as well.
The problem with the built-in server is, that, if you have a very large
userbase, which I know Paul does have it will be a hell of a job to add them
all one by one. Thats why he (and I too) am looking
what
you already have.
CB
On 9/24/11 3:42 AM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi Chris, Sorry to speak for someone else but the
ftp-server-under-lion-thing interests me as well.
The problem with the built-in server is, that, if you have a very large
userbase, which I know Paul does have
Hi Chris, Sorry to speak for someone else but the ftp-server-under-lion-thing
interests me as well.
The problem with the built-in server is, that, if you have a very large
userbase, which I know Paul does have it will be a hell of a job to add them
all one by one. Thats why he (and I too) am
I use cyber duck sometimes and it seems to work with a bit of playing with
On Sep 24, 2011, at 3:42 AM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi Chris, Sorry to speak for someone else but the ftp-server-under-lion-thing
interests me as well.
The problem with the built-in server is, that, if you have a very
with a bit of playing with
On Sep 24, 2011, at 3:42 AM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi Chris, Sorry to speak for someone else but the
ftp-server-under-lion-thing interests me as well.
The problem with the built-in server is, that, if you have a very large
userbase, which I know Paul does have
I use Transmit, but I don't actually use the app, just put in the FTP
information and have it mount as disk, in finder. While FTP (command K)
doesn't set the right permissions (even after selecting to log in as
administrator), and as you say it's pesky slow and sluggish with anything
large,
Mark Baxter,
If transmit is capable of making ftp servers available in finder, then that is
just the solution I've been hoping for. I'm going to try it. Chris Blouche,
thanks for your help along the way for mac fuse, mac fusion and finder. I'll
let you know how transmit turns out so that we all
in the tnftp server package that comes with OSX. Only some of
this stuff is exposed in the comfy GUI. In other words, you can probably
poke around and use what you already have.
CB
On 9/24/11 3:42 AM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi Chris, Sorry to speak for someone else but the ftp-server-under-lion-thing
Dear listers,
I have an ftp server running under windows. It has over 50 user accounts now,
but the machine is very old, and some day sooner or later, I will have to
replace it. Do I need ftp server software on a mac, or is it already built in?
If it is built in, can it have separate user
There is a perfectly serviceable FTP server built into osx. Because osx is unix
underneath you might be able to set up FTP accounts outside the usual users
preference pane, but why? Just add the users via the GUI in the usual way and
be done. I should point out that I pretty much stick
information for their ftp server. I opened up safari, type in the ftp
address, and entered the username and password. The server was then mounted
like a drive in the finder. The problem is, I can't write to the server. Am
I doing something wrong? If so, can someone tell me the steps I've missed
. For me that's the most
accessible ftp client I know on the Mac.
All the best
Jürgen
Am 10.04.2011 um 19:09 schrieb Ricardo Walker:
Hi folks,
I have a large file I want to share with someone so they gave me the login
information for their ftp server. I opened up safari, type
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Subject: Re: Writing to an FTP server via the finder
Hi Ricardo,
you can't use Finder as an ftp client. Try Transmit. For me that's the most
accessible ftp client I know on the Mac.
All the best
Jürgen
Am 10.04.2011 um 19:09 schrieb
accessible ftp client I know on the Mac.
All the best
Jürgen
Am 10.04.2011 um 19:09 schrieb Ricardo Walker:
Hi folks,
I have a large file I want to share with someone so they gave me the login
information for their ftp server. I opened up safari, type in the ftp
address, and entered
Hi folks,
I have a large file I want to share with someone so they gave me the login
information for their ftp server. I opened up safari, type in the ftp address,
and entered the username and password. The server was then mounted like a
drive in the finder. The problem is, I can't write
Hi, for those of you that may remember, I had a ftp server for quite a while
but it's been down. Well, I'm passing this information along and share it with
others. My server will be returning just as soon as I figure out how to set it
up on my Mac and gett all the material from my windows
clear I'm looking for a easey to use
ftp software client to set up my own ftp server and was wundering if enny one
knew of such a thing and what I should use.
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ftp software client to set up my own ftp server and was wundering if enny one
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Hi listers. I'm righting to see if enny one knows of enny good FTP server
software that would work well on the mac for having a FTP server?
I don't want ennything that is extreamley complex to configer eather.
If enny one knows of something I can use for this on the mac that would be
grate
Yes thanks. I may of not made my self clear I'm looking for a easey to use ftp
software client to set up my own ftp server and was wundering if enny one knew
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weeks i will get a new broadband connection 4mbit
upload 50mbit download so I guess i will get a usenet account at that
time. But, is it possible to set up an ftp server on the mac? I would
like for people to be able to upload files tome and for me to place
stuff on my server for other people
Hello. Mac OS has a built-in FTP server. You should be able to
enable it by doing the following:
1. Go to System Preferences.
2. Once you are in System Preferences, go into sharing.
3. Interact with the services table.
4. Arrow through the list of services until you get to file sharing
If they'd make their server available on the Mac, I'd be very happy. Anyone
know of a good FTP server with a comparable feature set of FileZilla Server?
I'd prefer it to be free, but if it's cheap that's fine too.
Thanks,
Blake
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