FireFTP

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

by seoagent on Feb. 16, 2008 · permalink

Two points. There is no log record that you can keep. You will have to ctrl "A" in the bottom frame and copy to a text file each time you want a record of your ftp activity. This is important if you are working on your customer's websites.

The latest factor is you can not delete any files since the last update was done. I have tried installing and uninstalling, ect.

And still the "Del" command will not allow you to remove any files. This is obviously a important factor and I can not stand behind this product until this is immediately fixed.

At the time of this writing, I can only advise to bookmark this page and wait until you see it has been fixed before you use it.

UPDATE: Feb.20, 2008 ---------------------------
I checked off debug mode for the future. Problem was solved yesterday. My guess is a new Firefox extension was the problem. When I uninstalled it, we were back to normal. I have been using FireFTP for about eight months now and it works flawlessly. This was the first problem I had.

In the future, I will look in this direction of adding extensions and checking if they conflict. This is a first as well with extensions conflicting. If it isn't this, then a simple registry conflict could have occurred, but I suspect it was with the new extension added.

In the end though, the problem I had lead me to new solutions to try as well as a backup, so some problems lead to better solutions, where I would not have found had the above not occurred.

As always, I can recommend your product again. I will check to see if checking off "Show debug" will create a log now where I can see what has occurred in every ftp session.

But there are other solutions as I mentioned which have helped me provide a backup solution should the above event occur again.