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Hi, I regular use the FTP on the MacOS terminal, however, since I updated the OS to MacOS High Sierra, when typing the FTP command in the terminal it just reply with a bash error, I contacted apple phone support and they are "investigating the issue" but no answers yet.
This is the terminal snippet:
User-MacBook-Pro:~ user$ ftp
-bash: ftp: command not found
My mac: MacBook Pro 2017, 2,3 Ghz, I5.
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, 2 TBT3), macOS High Sierra (10.13)
Apple reply:
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No, you do not want to use inetutils, you want to use:
brew install tnftp tnftpd telnet telnetd
This is an idiotic reason. What does the FTP client have anything to do with the security of the OS? It's like Apple is just making up reasons for stupid decisions.
Yeah, and Apple does not like it when you call them on those decisions. Their statement was also very general in scope, providing no details as to how this improves security.
MacOS High Sierra kills terminal FTP?
