Hi,
First of all I would like to say that WinSCP is a very nice tool. But now I am experiencing some problems. The server to which I was always connecting to has been upgraded from Mac OS X Jaguar to Mac OS X Panther. In the past WinSCP was working well, but when I connect to that server now, I get the message:
Unexpected directory listing line '-rwx------ 1 werner staff 7944 12 Nov 2003 .xscreensaver'.
'2003 .' is not a valid integer value
And it's not only on my user account, also other users are experiencing the same problem. We have also another Mac OS X Panther desktop computer and when I connect to that one, the problem persists.
Anybody has a solution for this ? Has it got something to do maybe with a change in the 'ls' command or so ?
I tested it with the latest new version (3.6.1 build 221) of WinSCP, installed on a Windows 2000 and a Windows XP computer.
Thx
werner.vangeit@vIHATESPAMt4.net
I'm not sure how many Gargoyle users are Mac users, but I'll share the following since it has been really helpful for me.First of all I would like to say that WinSCP is a very nice tool. But now I am experiencing some problems. The server to which I was always connecting to has been upgraded from Mac OS X Jaguar to Mac OS X Panther. In the past WinSCP was working well, but when I connect to that server now, I get the message:
Unexpected directory listing line '-rwx------ 1 werner staff 7944 12 Nov 2003 .xscreensaver'.
'2003 .' is not a valid integer value
And it's not only on my user account, also other users are experiencing the same problem. We have also another Mac OS X Panther desktop computer and when I connect to that one, the problem persists.
Anybody has a solution for this ? Has it got something to do maybe with a change in the 'ls' command or so ?
I tested it with the latest new version (3.6.1 build 221) of WinSCP, installed on a Windows 2000 and a Windows XP computer.
Thx
werner.vangeit@vIHATESPAMt4.net
You can use the scp command on Mac OS X from the Unix command line. The format of the scp command is: scp SOURCE TARGET Usually one or the other of SOURCE and TARGET are on a remote machine. Here's how to copy a file from schooner.oscer.ou.edu to your Mac: On your Mac, having not connected to Schooner, type. Download Mozilla Firefox for Mac, a free web browser. Firefox is created by a global not-for-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Mac today!
Sometimes you want to view or edit files in your router via SCP. I've always been a huge fan of WinSCP, the free open source SCP client on Windows, which is not available on Mac. So I used WineBottler to package it as a Mac app.
If you already have Wine, Wineskin, WineBottler, or PlayOnMac installed, you can download the following small version:
https://goo.gl/XLq3Nu
If you don't have any of above programs installed, you need the following bigger standalone version that includes the necessary Wine files to run Windows programs:
https://goo.gl/oJGDZd
It's the latest 5.7.5 version. If you want to read more about it or want to donate to the group that made it possible, visit their homepage:
Winscp For Mac Free Download
http://www.winscp.netYou don't need to install it, just unzip it and run the file. After unzipping it, right click and click open. This is necessary because it's from an unidentified developer. To log into your router, the file protocol is SCP, host name is your router's IP address (usually 192.168.1.1), user name is root, and password is the password you use to log into your router. You can always send the app to the Trash if you don't plan on using it anymore.