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Are you trying to connect locally or over the internet?<br />

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Are you trying to connect locally or over the internet?


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Both. &nbsp;I have a user that will be uploading from the Internet and another that will be grabbing that info locally.
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Both.  I have a user that will be uploading from the Internet and another that will be grabbing that info locally.

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That RBrowser works great! &nbsp;Thanks for the advice.
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That RBrowser works great!  Thanks for the advice.

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How can I connect a Mac to a SBS 2008 FTP site? &nbsp;I try from Finder and it tells me Error 36, &quot;The Finder can not complete the operation because some data in &lt;filename&gt; could not be read or written.<br />
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I've tried Cyberduck and it just times out trying to connect. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm very new to the Mac so be gentle. :)<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Craig
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How can I connect a Mac to a SBS 2008 FTP site?  I try from Finder and it tells me Error 36, "The Finder can not complete the operation because some data in <filename> could not be read or written.

I've tried Cyberduck and it just times out trying to connect.  

I'm very new to the Mac so be gentle. :)

Thanks,
Craig

Connecting a Mac to a SBS 2008 FTP site

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