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Cyberduck is also supported on OS X 10.3.9. Java 1.4 is preinstalled.

Cyberduck now has a public issue tracker at http://svn.cyberduck.ch/trac/cyberduck.

Tu peux limiter les connections Cyberduck ouvre en même temps dans les préférences avanacé. Aussi voyez http://cyberduck.ch/help/en/problems/index.html.

woodstock wrote: Though, I still don't know how to rename files/folders. :shock:

See http://cyberduck.ch/help/en/howto/editing.html

There seems to be a problem with your known_hosts file. Delete

Please upgrade to 2.5.2.

There is a minimal list of things that have been proposed and I plan to work on at http://cvs.cyberduck.ch/cyberduck-cocoa ... cvs-markup. This will be moved to a real issue tracker shortly which will be at http://svn.cyberduck.ch/trac/cyberduck/.

This is most probably a server configuration issue. Do you know what SSH server that is?

I have replaced the current 2.5.1 build which is now Version 2.5.1 (15/11/2005 08:16 PM) (2.5.1).

It should fix the spinning beachball issue when connecting and also has some better checks when to allow moving files by drag and drop.

Older releases are available at http://cyberduck.ch/changelog.php. Version 2.5 can be downloaded at http://cyberduck.ch/Cyberduck-2.5.dmg

I am currently working on this issue; expect 2.5.2 soon.

Try Menu Edit > Copy URL

I'll take this as a feature request. Please post ideas how to implement this the best possible way. What option(s) should determine to use the browser session for the transfer? For example it doesn't make sense for large files as it will lock you out of the browser for the time it takes to transfer ...

1 (A) That depends on the server.
3 (B) Cyberduck will try to set the permissions so they match the permission flags on the local file (however note that not all FTP servers support changing permissions)

Have you installed a Java 5 Developer Preview? Then please refer to http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewtopic.php?t=5052

There is a known issue with reloading child items in the outline view. As a workaround use the list view (command-1).

Check with your service provider. If the webserver process has created these files and they aren't group writable and/or you aren't in the webserver user group you don't have permission to delete the file and there is nothing Cyberduck.app can do about.

I think I know what the fuzz is. The server is a homemade thingy, and it doesn't support direct linking to the file. Meaning - if Ducky did a "change dir" whenever I actually changed the dir - it would work fine. But it's nothing to worry about, recoding Ducky just to satisfy a leech-girl...

Well, it is certainly not me writing such rude error messages ;) Can you please follow these instructions: # Open a Utilities/Terminal.app window and type defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck logging INFO # Restart Cyberduck and try to make the transfer # Mail me or post the content of console.log (open...

adawen wrote:I keep getting the same error over and over again when trying to download files from a site that only supports TSL/SSL.

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Fucking download in the current path.
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What does it mean?

What? That is the error message displayed by Cyberduck?