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Rumpus
Rumpus 7.1.6
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High performance FTP server.   Demo ($269)
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Rumpus is an easy-to-use, high-performance FTP, WebDAV and Web file transfer server for Mac OS X.

Key features include built-in, easy to administer user accounts, integrated Web file transfers, file upload notification, extensive security options, blazing performance, and more... Also included is a remote server activity monitor, Rumpus FileWatch, and a server statistics widget, RumpusStat.
What's New
Version 7.1.6:
  • Added Rumplet 1.0, the desktop Drop Ship applet, to the Rumpus package.
  • Rumpus now executes shell script event notices more reliably.
  • When using the iPhone app to view user accounts, user account names that include "&" and "<" no longer cause the list to be truncated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later


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Rumpus User Discussion (Write a Review)
ver. 7.x:
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+6

ModStereo reviewed on 21 Nov 2011
Cant really add anything more to what has already been said in previous reviews. The builds never crash, developer replys to emails very quickly. The application for Rumpus is (as stated below) only limited by you! There is nothing else like Rumpus that offers such control and monitoring of a FTP server. This is a product that could be deployed any sized business and is well worth the money!
[Version 7.1.4]


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Khama reviewed on 05 Oct 2011
Rumpus is one of those - cant do without - pieces of software. And the Devloper is great with responding to issues in a timely fashion. I also notice that in this newest update, a feature that was requested just a few weeks ago has already been implemented!

Drop ship and file request notices now include the guest user's e-mail address (when the "" token is included in the message body).
[Version 7.1.3]


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masterchen reviewed on 26 Jul 2011
I have owned Rumpus since late 2007, but started using it in 2008. Rumpus is one of those things that you may have around your home or office and never fully grasp the full value until the light bulb goes off. Well, in the case of Rumpus, once you start using it, the light bulb will continually go off. The use cases for this application are only limited by your creativity and imagination.

If you are a business of any size, the price is truly “a drop in the bucket”. The developer is simply outstanding, and the product is pure gold. It is so solid, that I never hesitate to install a beta.

If you are a small business or consumer and are paying for MobileMe, Dropbox, or any other on-line file syncing/storage solution, Rumpus deserves your consideration. Yeah, I seen some posts where users whine about the cost. I paid for it, and continue to pay for every paid upgrade because it is absolutely worth it! Of the over 150 paid applications on my HD, Rumpus is at the top of the list to keep current.

The only thing that I can say would be a slight barrier for the average user, would be that some technical knowledge and a little patience is required in order to set it up. The reason for this is not that the product is overly complicated (it isn’t), but rather that some knowledge of server provisioning is needed in order to get it working. For example, if you do not have a static IP address, and some understanding of DNS settings, you should allow for a bit of time to get things working. Other than that, it is easy to administer once you have it up and running. If you are unfamiliar with basic networking and are afraid to learn, then you should consider hiring someone who can set it up for you.

The most amazing thing about Rumpus is the developer - 7X24 around-the-clock support!
[Version 7.1]


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Rustybrains reviewed on 01 Dec 2010
Been using it for years.

Stable, reliable, easy to manage.

Very responsive to reported issues (well there havent been more the 2, but they did fix them in days...).
[Version 6.2.11]


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Jim Weisbin commented on 01 Dec 2009
I'm running version 6.1.3, Maxum is asking $149 to upgrade to version 6.2 - a less than one point revision. Makes no sense.
[Version 6.2]

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D9 replied on 11 Dec 2009
Hmmm...they certainly didn't have us pay for the upgrade when we went from 6.1 to 6.2. But I think the determining factor is whether you originally bought Rumpus before or after the start of this year.

Does seem to be an arbitrary method of determining who should pay for an upgrade, although the 6.2 improvements are quite noticeable.

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Allenh replied on 11 Feb 2010
yeah, 6.2 is way cool
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Section8 replied on 24 Feb 2010
version numbers are not an indication of the amount of changes
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Maxum Development Corp. (developer) replied on 14 Apr 2010
Upgrades are always free for at least one year, and usually quite a bit longer. In the case of Rumpus 6.2, the update was free for anyone that had originally purchased Rumpus since version 5.3, and even before. Someone running version 6.1, and needing to pay for an upgrade, had originally bought Rumpus 5.2 (or earlier), and had received free upgrades to 5.3, 6.0 and 6.1. Finally, despite the ".1" and ".2" designations, these were significant feature updates. See the "What's New" page on our site for details.
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littleb commented on 12 Aug 2009
overprized would be nice if they could do a product like this for a single user
[Version 6.1f1]


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Mutz reviewed on 02 Apr 2009
Have Rumpus running for a while now on an old g4 450 mhz. Our FTP-provider was not helping us fast enough so we took matters in our own hands. Great software, the ability of the HTTP server to help non techie people to upload and download a file is very nice and to the point. Installation was easy if you know something about port fowards.
All the extras are great and are explained very well...
[Version 6.0.6]


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+56

donmontalvo reviewed on 11 Dec 2008
We have Rumpus deployed to over a dozen high profile companies. This is good stuff. It's difficult to find an issue - and if one were found, it would be fixed very quickly.

Easy to set up, easy to manage, easy to support. This is great stuff. Believe all he 5-star reviews.

Don Montalvo, NYC
[Version 6.0.2]


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+23

svl reviewed on 13 Jun 2008
Great FTP software, smooth and easy configuration yet expandable enough to meet most small to medium sized setups. Price is very reasonable, especially if you count in the excellent support. Knowledgeable, fast and committed to help you achieve the best from this product. Highly recommended, mostly because of its user-friedliness to both users and admins.
[Version 5.3.9]


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solosaint commented on 27 Dec 2007
is it me or is this software outrageously overpriced? i hear its the best FTP server software for Mac... but yikes
[Version 5.3.5]

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Web-Jive replied on 27 Dec 2007
The best alternative (and free) is PureFTP.. It's what I use for ftp servers when I need them. Since I purchased a Dlink DNS 323, it has a built in FTP server so now I have the best of both worlds! NAS with FTP
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solosaint replied on 27 Dec 2007
nice, thanks for the info!
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Michael Bösel had trouble on 01 Oct 2007
what should I do to use webdav??
IP or hhtp://IP do not work
[Version 5.3]

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gatovadio replied on 14 Dec 2010
check if webdav is checked in ftp settings and user settings. then connect with command-k to http://IP, not hhtp://IP =)

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Chealion rated on 19 Jul 2011

[Version 7.1]



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Wstevens rated on 19 Jul 2011

[Version 7.1]


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Rumpus is an easy-to-use, high-performance FTP, WebDAV and Web file transfer server for Mac OS X.

Key features include built-in, easy to administer user accounts, integrated Web file transfers, file upload notification, extensive security options, blazing performance, and more... Also included is a remote server activity monitor, Rumpus FileWatch, and a server statistics widget, RumpusStat.
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