- Cyberduck Upload has been discontinued
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Developer
Claudio Procida
Cyberduck Upload widget offers an easy way to quickly upload items to your favorite FTP or SFTP server using Cyberduck. Open a Cyberduck widget on your Dashboard and flip it to configure it with the details of your server. Either choose a server from your Cyberduck bookmarks dropdown list or type server, username and path by hand.
Then, select a file from the Desktop, a Finder window, your iPhoto library etc. While you're dragging the file, show Dashboard by hitting the hotkey or dragging the file into your hot corner. Drop the file on the Cyberduck widget and that's it!
Then, select a file from the Desktop, a Finder window, your iPhoto library etc. While you're dragging the file, show Dashboard by hitting the hotkey or dragging the file into your hot corner. Drop the file on the Cyberduck widget and that's it!
What's New
Version 3.6.1:
- [Bugfix] Permissions reset (FTP) (#5132)
- [Bugfix] Failure reading symbolic link target for directories (SFTP) (#5141)
Requirements
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- Intel/PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- Cyberduck.
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Cyberduck Upload User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Cyberduck Upload widget offers an easy way to quickly upload items to your favorite FTP or SFTP server using Cyberduck. Open a Cyberduck widget on your Dashboard and flip it to configure it with the details of your server. Either choose a server from your Cyberduck bookmarks dropdown list or type server, username and path by hand.
Then, select a file from the Desktop, a Finder window, your iPhoto library etc. While you're dragging the file, show Dashboard by hitting the hotkey or dragging the file into your hot corner. Drop the file on the Cyberduck widget and that's it! Your file will be uploaded.
You can keep several Cyberduck widgets open, each one configured for a different server. Requires an installed copy of Cyberduck.
Then, select a file from the Desktop, a Finder window, your iPhoto library etc. While you're dragging the file, show Dashboard by hitting the hotkey or dragging the file into your hot corner. Drop the file on the Cyberduck widget and that's it! Your file will be uploaded.
You can keep several Cyberduck widgets open, each one configured for a different server. Requires an installed copy of Cyberduck.
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The widget I have is from 2009, and it is a 1.0 (4923) version. I don't need uploads so I don't know if it still works. But I'm happy to send it to you. Just make your email address visible in your profile for a limited time, reply here (then I get an email about your reply), and I'll send it.
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However it would be good if it didnt open up cyberduck to connect and upload. At the moment its just as quick to open the program.
If you can make it so you drag the file to the widget and its connect, uploads and disconnects with out any other programs open then sweet.
Thats just my 2 cents
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do shell script "ftp -i -u ftp://" & userName & ":" & password & "@" & ftpSiteName & POSIX path of myFileAlias" as string
-where userName and password are variables you define for the FTP server's login, ftpSiteName is something like "ftp.apple.com/" (MUST end in slash, or add & "/" to the code), and myFileAlias is an alias to the file you want to upload.
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-put a space before the POSIX path in the script
-actually, the server name ending in slash is not required, though it doesn't hurt anything either.
Dev: Thanks for the great widget!
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I'm actually a CyberDuck user, and I really like it. It's just that normally it is preferable to remove dependencies on products not everyone has in favor of products that everyone does have. I can see how it would be different for the developer, though.
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I don't understand. What is the benefit of having to go to the dashboard, open this widget and upload from there, when you "presume the mainstream application is open already"?
Still, thanks for creating and sharing this widget.
Balex80 rated on 23 Jan 2012
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Gunnar-Ture-Lien rated on 05 Sep 2011