vinnythejinny

FileZilla all day any day. I used to use CuteFTP back in early 2000.

Netphase

Does FlashFXP allow more than 1 file to be transferred at the same time yet?

I used it in the past and that made it really slow compared to FileZilla if you were uploading many small files at once.

Broland

Buy a mac, use cyberduck

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dmnEPC

Anyone ever try FileZilla? I hear @ 1 point they represented some pretty big brands

directresponse

That's funny since I just opened up the xml file in my Filezilla folder with Excel and it lists my user name, remote folder, local folder, ip, etc.

In the password column, all of the sites are in the format:
1.1507E+23


When I opened up the file using dreamweaver it showed: 015073010021041083014182

So as far as I can tell this isn't (mis)information.

wiredniko

winSCP is more light weight.

FileZilla is what I use for linux, or straight up terminal commands.

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Chianti

That's just for obscuring the password, and was set on by default in v2.x.
The obfuscation was set to off by default in v3.

The poster botg is the developer:
FileZilla Forums • View topic - Filezilla password plaintext disaster
His response has always been: 'don't save passwords'.

Here's an old thread where he tries to explain why Filezilla doesn't even try to protect passwords:
FileZilla Forums • View topic - Alleged security vulnerability in FileZilla

Ben89

cyberduck

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Red_Virus

FlaxhFXP does the job for me.

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thehobbster

Cyberduck for the Mac.

cartrouble

I really hope by FTP you mean SFTP. FTP sends everything including your passwords and the files you're transferring in plaintext. So, any coffee shop snooper could compromise both your login/password and the data that you're transferring. Not wise.

I generally don't use a client for SFTP but when I do, I use Transmit. If I need to transfer something I typically use scp from the terminal. I deploy my apps using Capistrano which pulls them from a git repo.

mattseh

wtf is ftp

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Cashless Clay

I use Fire Ftp. It's an add on for Firefox.

thehobbster

It stands for "faggots try python"

RotWic

Id say Filezilla is one among the best.

Bevo Ryan

been using smartftp for as long as I could remember. No reason to stop using it.

mattseh

I suppose, but only non-faggots don't give up

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ScottD

Transmit, Filezilla

McBob

FlashFXP
WinSCP
NCftp (command line) in combo with perl scripts

Fatbat

Dunno why this thread got bumped but if you're using Filezilla and KeePass, then create an entry in KeePass for your site's FTP and then put this where the URL goes in that entry...

cmd://"C:\Program Files (x86)\FileZilla FTP Client\filezilla.exe" ftp://{USERNAME}:{PASSWORD}@{TITLE}

Then click the link you've created in KeePass and Filezilla will launch, go to the respective site's FTP, and it will never store a thing. Works like a charm.

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aaronklaw

cyberduck. quack quack motherfuckers

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Digidex

WinSCP