ncftp's not bad, although I've only used it in Linux. I quite liked it.
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Yeah, when I first realized that I could install a command-line program for ftp that had many useful features was a great day for me.
Now, of course, I open up my Terminal once a week at the most (and that's usually just to run "cal" because i'm too lazy to open a GUI calendar program. If I install Tiger on this laptop, the dashboard calendar will remove even that need.) But once, I was truly a geek. Once.
I did not know IE had its own FTP business. Just, you type ftp.blahblah.com into the URL space?
To answer the question for the record, the syntax is
ftp://ftp.blahblah.com
While we're on the subject, is there anything remotely like HTML Kit (which is my one-stop solution for editing and FTPing shit) for the Mac? Because man, I miss HTML Kit, and I hate having to go to the basement to use it.
Is HTML kit just a nice text editor with FTP access? Cuz, if so, I believe TextWrangler can do that.
If it's more than that, well, I am completely not of the knowing. Sorry.
I use SecureFX cause I could get it from MIT for free and because some sites I use require Secure FTP connections.
I use SecureFX cause I could get it from MIT for free and because some sites I use require Secure FTP connections.
I use Fugu for the same reason. Except for the MIT part.
When you open the program do you exclaim "Fugu Me!!"?
Sometimes, it's more like "Fugu you!!"