Yummy FTP Watcher 3.0.9

Yummy FTP Watcher automates uploads, downloads and syncs between your Mac and any number of FTP/S + SFTP + WebDAV/S servers, watching chosen folders for changes and acting upon them. Working tirelessly in the background, no fuss, always ready, waiting, watching….

Modes of Operation

• Folder-watch and transfer of new/changed items:
• Auto Upload
• Auto Upload + Archive*
• Auto Download
• (* transferred items are moved to a user-selected folder)
• Schedule repeating* directory synchronizations:
• Sync : Mirror
• Sync : Update Mac
• Sync : Update Server
• (* any hours, minutes, seconds, days, weeks, months)
• Watch Server Folder: Get notified when a server folder changes with a list of what has changed, so you can take action.

Features

• Menubar-app background mode
• Unified watcher monitor + editor window
• Built-in local/remote folder browser
• Automatic reconnect and resume
• Filtering and specific exclusions
• Scheduling
• Bandwidth limiting
• Fine-grained logging
• Notification Center, Growl, and email notifications

Compatibility: OS X 10.8 or later 64-bit

Web Site: https://www.yummysoftware.com/Product-Information-Watcher/

What’s New in Yummy FTP Watcher 3.0.9

• Release notes not available at the time of this post.

Descriptions for Yummy FTP Watcher 3.0.6

Name: Yummy FTP Watcher
Version: 3.0.6
Developer: Yummy Software
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.8 or later

Includes: Pre-K’ed (TNT)

Web Site: http://www.yummysoftware.com/

Overview

Watches folders on your Mac and automatically uploads and synchronizes them when it detects any changes with a FTP, FTPS or SFTP server of your choice

Yummy FTP Watcher aims to provide a trouble free solution for automatically synchronizing folders between your Mac and an FTP or WebDAV server.

The Yummy FTP Watcher app can automatically detect if there are any changes to the local or remote folder and, depending on your configuration, can either upload or download data without requiring user supervision.

Connect to an FTP server and define the folders you want to monitor

Within the Yummy FTP Watcher main window, you get to review the status of your watchers and quickly configure new ones. First off, you need to set up the server connection by providing the address and your account’s credentials.

Note that Yummy FTP Watcher provides support for multiple transfer protocols: FTP, SFTP, FTPS, WebDAV, or WebDAVS. At the same time, you also get to use SSH keys to secure the transfer.

The next step is to select both the local and remote folder you want to work with and specify the synchronization mode: mirror, update server, update Mac, auto upload, auto download, or auto upload and archive.

Monitoring tool that can keep local and server folders in sync

Additional configuration options enable you to connect to the server by using a proxy, to change the server type and encoding or decide if you want to synchronize the dates.

Furthermore, Yummy FTP Watcher can compare if the file sizes and dates match or delete orphans during the synchronization. You can also set the default action after the transfer and configure a custom archive history folder.

Note that you can see all the configured watchers and decide if you want them active or not via the Yummy FTP Watcher main window. If you plan to allow the app to run completely unsupervised, you ought to consider activating the logging function via the Preferences.

User-friendly and time efficient synchronization solution that integrates scheduling capabilities

To sum up, Yummy FTP Watcher offers you the possibility to transfer data to and from any folder from a remote server without manually dealing with the task each time.

After the initial configuration, Yummy FTP Watcher will handle the job on its own as long as the watchers are active. At the same time, Yummy FTP Watcher can also work on a pre-defined schedule.

What’s new in Yummy FTP Watcher 2.2.13

January 19th, 2017

• Fix for incorrect alert window text autosizing due to system font changes
• Fix for unnecessary discrete graphics usage on MacBook Pro