Efficient Data Transfer on macOS

For Mac users, Commander One is a powerful alternative to FileZilla. The tool offers a classic dual-pane view and allows you to integrate your CURIAWEB web server like a local drive into the system. This makes moving files as intuitive as on your local hard drive.

1. Download & Installation

Download the latest version directly from the manufacturer or the Mac App Store:

2. Establishing a Connection to the Server

  1. Launch Commander One.
  2. Open the connection menu via the toolbar or go to Go > Connect to Server (Shortcut: ⌘K).
  3. Click the "+" symbol to add a new connection.
  4. Select your preferred protocol (we recommend SFTP for maximum security).

3. Entering Login Credentials

Fill in the fields with your CURIAWEB data:

  • Name: A name of your choice (e.g., "My Website").
  • Server: Your domain (e.g., yourdomain.ch) or the IP address of your server.
  • User & Password: Your FTP credentials from cPanel.
Convenience Tip: Enable the "Save in Keychain" option so you don't have to re-enter the password every time you connect.

4. Working with the Server

After clicking "Connect", your web server will appear as a drive. You can now:

  • Move files via Drag & Drop between your Mac (left pane) and the server (right pane).
  • Change file permissions (CHMOD) directly via right-click.
  • Edit files directly on the server.

Helpful Resources

For more advanced features, you can find the official documentation here:


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