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I recently installed High Sierra OS on my MacBook Air. Now, the ftp protocol does not function. I have tried several of the available file transfer app's with no success. They fail because Port 22 does is not allowed. One has to use a port number greater than 1024 and there is no glue as to what number will work. Any ideas?
Link how to use this was among the above, too:
• The Missing Package Manager for macOS (or Linux) - 'Homebrew'
Hopeful something from this thread could be useful.
Good luck & happy trails!
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Link how to use this was among the above, too:
• The Missing Package Manager for macOS (or Linux) - 'Homebrew'
Hopeful something from this thread could be useful.
Good luck & happy trails!
🌞🌿⛵️🎣🌻🐢⛄️🌤🌎
Port 22 is typically used by SSH. FTP-Data would use TCP port 20, and FTP control uses TCP port 21. Why are you required to use a port higher than 1024?
Ref: TCP and UDP ports used by Apple software products - Apple Support
Seems the direct access to 'ftp servers' may be missing; may still can be used.
• FTP Server on the Mac App Store ($4.99) | apps.apple
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ftp-server/id987045856?mt=12
Some links appear in search below that outline means to use 'ftp' these also
include command-line or console/terminal, etc. There's also local ftp or s-ftp.
• FTP server gone from High Sierra | MacRumors Forums
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ftp-server-gone-from-high-sierra.2074332/
The version 5.4 was mentioned in later (2017?) articles on ftp access.
[Years ago with Lion 10.7.x some used 'homebrew' to make this work].
High Sierra & Mojave also made other recent changes to this access.
• How to Run FTP or SFTP Server in macOS? | OS X Tips (2017/19?)
• Upgrading macOS Server to High Sierra: You May Not Want To Do It | macsales/blog [2017]
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=ftp+in+High+Sierra+inop+recent+macOS+upgrade&ia=web
While not user of 'FTP' can see that'd been useful. ~ IF you hadn't tried: newer $5 app might help.
What's still missing in this equation is what are you trying to do? For example, how do you want to use FTP with your notebook? As a client, or as a server (K Shaffer is referring to using an FTP server.) What are these apps that you are trying to use?
Hi,
You can install old internet utilities such as telnet, ftp, with following tips
1) Install Homebrew
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
2) Install inetutils
brew install inetutils
Kind Sir or Madam,
Your mojo is vastly superior to the other advice I was given to my inquires. After spending many hours trying to overcome "port 22" and "no port less than 1024 allowed", I was able to overcome my problem with the solution you offered in a matter of minutes. I had the homebrew loaded, but it did not offer 'ftp' by name. I had also tried several 'ftp' protocols offered through the AppStore.
May your mojo develop lead you up through Jedi status,
A. Longo
Austin TX
Mac Book Air user with the obsolete High Sierra 10.13.6
When I am in sftp, that is the error message I receive upon failure, "Port numbers less than 1024 are not allowed".
I am unable to use several of the ftp apps on my Mac Book Air with High Sierra, the port number 22 is rejected and nothing else seems to work