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| Re: Any iDisk alternatives? tachyon <_tachyon@no-spam.operamail.com> wrote: > On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 00:42:04 +1000, Peter McCallum wrote: > > > I'd like to use Apple's iDisk but the cost is a bit steep. I have an > > unlimited storage account on an ftp server and would like to use that as > > an alternative. Does anyone know if there is some software that can do > > ftp transfers as conveniently as you can drag and drop files in iDisk? > > I think your best bet is a DAV-type service like http://www.box.net Get an > account and then search on del.icio.us for the article on setting up > box.net like iDisk, and you can drag and drop using the Finder without any > FTP client. Or try esnips. > > <disclaimer> I dont work for either company </disclaimer> Thanks for that info. box.net is just what I was looking for (especially price-wise). I've tried logging in to the secure webdav server https://www.box.net/dav from the finder but it just keeps asking me to re-enter my username and password. When I login without encryption to http://www.box.net/dav everything works fine. Any ideas? I'm using a G4 eMac [OSX 10.4.8] with an airport extreme card connected to DSL via an airport express base station. Peter -- Peter McCallum Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA http://bicyclemackay.org.au |
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| Re: Any iDisk alternatives? tachyon <_tachyon@no-spam.operamail.com> wrote: > On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 00:42:04 +1000, Peter McCallum wrote: > > > I'd like to use Apple's iDisk but the cost is a bit steep. I have an > > unlimited storage account on an ftp server and would like to use that as > > an alternative. Does anyone know if there is some software that can do > > ftp transfers as conveniently as you can drag and drop files in iDisk? > > I think your best bet is a DAV-type service like http://www.box.net Get an > account and then search on del.icio.us for the article on setting up > box.net like iDisk, and you can drag and drop using the Finder without any > FTP client. Or try esnips. > > <disclaimer> I dont work for either company </disclaimer> Thanks for that info. box.net is just what I was looking for (especially price-wise). I've tried logging in to the secure webdav server https://www.box.net/dav from the finder but it just keeps asking me to re-enter my username and password. When I login without encryption to http://www.box.net/dav everything works fine. Any ideas? I'm using a G4 eMac [OSX 10.4.8] with an airport extreme card connected to DSL via an airport express base station. Peter -- Peter McCallum Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA http://bicyclemackay.org.au |
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