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WebDrive for Mac integrates SFTP, WebDAV, FTP, FTPS, or GroupDrive servers into OS X Finder by mounting the server as a local device. This allows you to use your favorite Macintosh applications to edit files and save them directly to the server. WebDrive for Mac supports SSL and SSH encryption capabilities for secure file transfers and Digest Authentication support for WebDAV servers.
What's New
Version 2.21.223:
- Fixed: UTF8 encoding issue which could prevent WebDrive from mounting SFTP v4 servers.
- Fixed: UTF8 encoding issue which could prevent WebDrive from mounting FTP servers.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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WebDrive for Mac integrates SFTP, WebDAV, FTP, FTPS, or GroupDrive servers into OS X Finder by mounting the server as a local device. This allows you to use your favorite Macintosh applications to edit files and save them directly to the server. WebDrive for Mac supports SSL and SSH encryption capabilities for secure file transfers and Digest Authentication support for WebDAV servers.
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Here is an easy to use WebDAV server that can be used with the Mac Finder: http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/21759/barracudadrive
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have many problem using this software:
1. Menu "Edit" absent in WebDrive
2. Serial number registration doesn't work for regular user (only for user with admin privileges)
3. I can't connect to sftp server
4. I can't connect to ftp server
I can't connect any server.
posting ticket 4 days ago and still no response.
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Macsweep reviewed on 29 Sep 2009
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I tried this and after setting up my FTP site on a web drive, I selected "mount" from the options and got a message "successfully mounted." However, that was the dying gasp of my system as the entire Mac froze. No Finder, no Safari, couldn't force quit, nothing except to hold the power button in for several seconds. Tried again, same result.
I went and downloaded the free AutomountMaker, and it does indeed work fine in SL. Easy to set up, no need for the app to run (Webdrive requires you to select a drive from within the app), it just creates a script that mounts the drive. I've got the script in my Finder side bar and clicking simply mounts my remote servers. Slicker than ice in the Antarctic. Aside: My only gripe about AutomountMaker is that it always comes up in icon mode rather than list mode but that's a real small nitpick.
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We did find a problem with Snow Leopard that we believe has been fixed. If you submit a ticket to our technical support team, we'll be happy to assist. http://www.srthelpdesk.com
thanks!
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This is a 4 week old iMac (running SL) and I'm positive that this app has never been installed on this machine before.
it's hard to evaluate something that doesn't let you use it.
Am I missing something?
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thanks!
Disnyc rated on 07 Sep 2011
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Lookky rated on 22 Aug 2011