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It appears my problem is solved - or perhaps it never existed! I can now see my .htaccess file in Cyberduck. It may well be that the reason I couldn't see it before was because it had been inadvertantly moved or removed.

So please don't worry any more! : )

It seems Irflew never had his problem solved, and I have the same problem. I note that several people have had tickets for the same problem, and I have found on the web a number of forums where people have the same issue. It would be good if a definitive answer could be given and put in FAQ or somet...

Adam, Further to my last, I too use a G4 mac running 10.4.8, but Cyberduck 2.5.5 (I recall that some years ago I upgraded to a later Cyberduck, and experienced problems, so I re-loaded the older version - it was easier than working through the issues). I have now successfully used Cyberduck to creat...

adam i can't help you, but i'm one step behind you. i need to set cyberduck up to "see" hidden files, and then i want to upload a .htaccess file. i've checked "see hidden files" but i don't see any htaccess file on my server, yet i believe there is one. is there anything else i h...

Sorry, but it was my fault all along. I was copying in my web address instead of the ftp address - they are both the same except I had the www in there as well as the ftp. I can't believe I missed it, and went searching for a whole lot of other matters. So it was totally my carelessness, and now Cyb...

I have just downloaded Cyberduck, and like jdonais and others on this and other forums, I have only been able to get it to connect to my server once. 1. When I try a new connection now, it sits for a long time then returns the error "IO Error: Hostname cannot be resolved". I have tried the remedies ...