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1. Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac upgrade#
2. Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac password#
3. Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac windows#

€¢ Added Quick Look support for previewing files on servers (Mac OS X 10.5 and later only) €¢ Added automatic resume of stalled or failed uploads €¢ Improved Edit command - you can now edit any kind of file using any application and the changes will automatically be saved back to the server

Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac upgrade#

Moving from version 5.3.1 to 5.5 requires an upgrade fee. I encourage you to give Fetch a try (especially if the issues above do not bother you) but also give Yummy FTP a look. They were quite polite, but clearly were not convinced that these issues are worth fixing.

Note that I submitted change requests to Fetch tech support. Fortunately you probably won't need the settings anyway since most modern hosts work fine with the defaults. Unfortunately these settings are global you cannot set them differently for different hosts, which renders them nearly useless. * Fetch offers many useful settings for tuning behavior with different hosts.

Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac password#

Admittedly only a minor annoyance (you can save the dummy password in the keychain to avoid being asked for it every time) but I dislike cluttering up my keychain with nonsense. * Fetch requires a dummy password when used with ssh agent.

As a result whenever I try to edit a document of unknown type it asks me whether I want to use a text editor, graphic editor or other app. However, I switched to Yummy FTP several years ago due to two issues, which are still present in Fetch 5.5: I found it to be robust and with excellent technical support. This is a very nice sftp client and was my first choice for many years. I found it to be very solid and well supported. I'm personally happier with Yummy FTP, but before that I was very happy with Fetch (until remote editing with different editors was first introduced, in a way that ruined my workflow I'm very glad to se that is now fixed). They all have quirks so you should try out several before you buy. But for those who need the special settings, they're not going to want to apply them to all servers.įetch was, and I assume still is, is an excellent sftp client. This is obscure and most users will not care. * Still no way to set server-specific properties (such as special settings). I am shocked at how long this misfeature has been allowed to persist. This is admittedly a minor annoyance, but adding all those nonsense passwords to your keychain clutters it up with garbage. * Fetch still requires a nonsense password for sftp when using public key authentication. * There is no way to assign double-click to mean Edit (unlike Yummy FTP). (I would also appreciate a way to edit the whole list of mappings, but that does require a complex new window). Option-Edit will allow you to temporarily or permanently change the setting. When you edit a file whose type is unknown it will ask you to assign an editor and allow you to store the setting. Fixed a problem with editing or deleting files while renamingįetch 5.6's support for remote editing has improved (though I'm not sure relative to what version).Fixed a problem with long paths being truncated in the Mirror window.Fixed a problem with mirror downloads not deleting stray items.Fixed a problem with up and down-arrow keys when keyboard navigation is enabled.

Setup an ftp connection on fetch for mac windows#

Restored support for opening a transfer window by clicking on the Dock icon.Added support for servers that use 0.0.0.0 for passive mode.Fixed a problem with the Fetch Transcript window appearing at startup.Fixed multiple problems with dragging items between transfer windows.Fixed a problem with the Edit New Text file command.Fixed a problem with sorting the file list while searching.Fixed a problem where dragged items were uploaded into the last folder of the file list.