Good (free) FTP programs?

[Subsonic Chronic]

Seems every one that I can find has a limited trial period before it craps out. I've been keeping an eye out on the torrent sites but haven't seen anything in the past few days.

Any suggestions? I was using Crystal FTP which was fine for me until it wanted a serial number.

Links to sites with cracks/key-gens would also be cool.

shanks.

Pete

 

[deep]

smartftp

 

[Hi i'm God]

Cute FTP was on supernova yesterday. Any idea where thier Windows app section went?!

 

[The Tesseract]

WS FTP LE

it's a wee bit slow, but it works and is freeware, not shareware.

 

[~atp~]

filezilla isn't bad...haven't really explored all my options though.

 

[stir-fry]

i know it's not free, but it's easily crackable, FlashFXP.

plus, it's the best ftp client i've ever used

 

[Subsonic Chronic]

thanks! i've got smartftp up and running.

now... if only i can remember my id and password to get onto my ftp site! that's what i get for saving the info in my last program, which i removed before retrieving the info. d'oh!

 

[pr0nstar]

Originally posted by deep
smartftp

You've turned your back on FlashFXP?
The only program you've paid for?!?

 

[deep]

of course not. he asked for a good (free) ftp program , I gave him one

 

[labRat]

it comes free with *nix. and i think DOS has it as well.

 

[Soundstream]

Start ... Run ... "CMD" ... "FTP".

Cheers ... Ian

 

[pr0nstar]

Originally posted by deep
of course not. he asked for a good (free) ftp program , I gave him one

Oh... I was worried for a second

pr0nstar

 

[~atp~]

Originally posted by Soundstream
Start ... Run ... "CMD" ... "FTP".

Cheers ... Ian

pretty sure it can't do resume, nor can it do secure transfers...

If you like command-line interfaces, use "putty" and the secure-ftp client "sftp" released by the same group...

or use linux.

 

[Soundstream]

Originally posted by ~atp~
pretty sure it can't do resume, nor can it do secure transfers...

Those requirements were not outlined in the inital post. My solution was emphasizing the "free" portion. It isn't pretty, but it is often the quickest way to just grab a file.

Cheers ... Ian

 

[~atp~]

Originally posted by Soundstream
Those requirements were not outlined in the inital post. My solution was emphasizing the "free" portion. It isn't pretty, but it is often the quickest way to just grab a file.

Cheers ... Ian

THEY WERE IMPLIED!! IMPLIED I TELL YOU!!