Can I send NOOP to the server to avoid timeout

[dantahoua]

Hello.
Is there a way to send a noop command automaticaly to avoid to be disconnected from the tiny timeout server? Thanks!

[JD]

'Keep connections alive' in the Miscellanous subsection of the Server Options panel within the Preferences window

How tiny is the timeout? Yummy sends a NOOP every 25 seconds

[dantahoua]

Oups sorry, I did'nt see the Always keep alive! The server is very painfull about connection... I'm testing different FTP client for MacOsx before buying... There is still 3 in the pool and you're in!
Thanks.

[JD]

For what it's worth, you should update to the latest beta release of Yummy FTP (available via Check For Updates in the Yummy FTP menu). Specifically, it handles connection-limited servers better. There is another beta coming soon, too - again, I recommend it

Let me know how you get on!

[dantahoua]

Great. I think your soft is the best, I have just another question and 1 suggestion:
-How can I see the FTP log connection (you know all the stuff the server send you when you connect)

-There is a small and very usefull function that I found in another program: the ability to see the recorded password of one of your favorite FTP server. It's very useful when you make a lot of website and when a teammate ask you the password for a server... You don't have to search your email, just press the 'show password' button, enter your root password, and you can see the password...

[JD]

Cool

To see the FTP Transcript, select 'Show FTP Transcript' from the View menu. You can resize this view after it is dispayed.

For the second question, since Yummy stores all the passwords in your Keychain, you can access and view all your passwords using Keychain Access - you will need to unlock your Keychain first with a master password. The Keychain Access application is stored in Applications -> Utilities

[dantahoua]

Oups! I'm new to MacOsX... Sorry about that! And thanks a lot! 

[JD]

You're welcome