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DESCRIPTION
ExpanDrive lets you transparently access, open, edit and save files from within all your favorite programs - TextMate, Photoshop, Acorn, Terminal and even Finder. No need to load a separate client to transfer files. Access remote files over SSH/SFTP from directly within Finder - as easily as if they are on an USB drive you plugged directly into your own computer.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.9:
  • Update ExpanDrive to use MacFUSE 1.7
  • New Application Icon!
  • New Application Status Bar Icon!
  • Bug Fixes & Support for more servers quirks
REQUIREMENTS
G4 or better, Mac OS X 10.4.1 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Magnetk LLC
Downloads:3,333
  - Version d/l:265
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Shareware
Date:17 Jul 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$29.00
RATING
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ExpanDrive User Reviews (21 posts)Write A Review
Jun 26 2008

GCOGHILL  I'm surprised plain ol' FTP support isn't in there.  (Version 1.2.6)

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May 21 2008

KORIM  It seems that all drives created by ExpanDrive are not showing up into ForkLift.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/24467/forklift

Please let me know if it works for you or not. I am not sure on which side it has to be fixed (ForkLift or ExpanDrive), so I am posting this issue also there.

Thanks.

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On Mac OS X 10.5.2, ExpanDrive 1.2.1, ForkLift 1.5.2  (Version 1.2.1)

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May 7 2008
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WEB-JIVE  This is a nice add-on to any sysadmins arsenal. What I have found though is it's not useful for remote file ownership management because when you CMD-I to set ownership, Finder and Pathfinder pulls the local systems owner and group information.

Other than that, it's great to be able to manage files via finder on a remote SFTP system. Just keep the SSH terminal ready to set proper ownership and group permissions (or keep Yummy FTP or another FTP client around to help with the chore).

Great product.... Much more stable than Macfuse.  (Version 1.15)

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Apr 11 2008

BORLOX  Being based on MacFUSE, it only supports password authentication, which SSH servers exposed to the Internet shouldn't use.  (Version 1.1)

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