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Using the GNOME file manager's FTP capabilities to manage my Ode site

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I've traditionally used stand-alone FTP clients like FileZilla and gFTP to interact with the servers I use. Only recently have I decided to start using the GNOME Nautilus file manager's FTP/SFTP capabilities to manage the content in some of my servers.

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Grishnakh ·
I've long used a program called "sitecopy" to manage my websites through FTP; it's basically like rsync, detecting any changes since your last update and only uploading the new or changed files, but working through http://FTP.

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