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Default FTP Program to upload files from Media card to FTP Server. - 09-10-2008, 08:49 PM

Is there any FTP software which allows me to upload files from my media card to an FTP server?

I tried Rove which seems real nice but no option to upload a file. Is such an ability possible from my BlackBerry. (Not an really important function but their are just a handful of occasions where this would come in handy.)


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Default 09-11-2008, 07:14 AM

Rove's file manager has an option to upload the files from BB to FTP server. On your BB open Rove's File manager, browse to the files you want to upload, then hit the Menu (not the trackball, but the BB symbol) button. You will see an option to "Move" the file. When you select this, you can browse to the FTP server destination and then click on the Move button.

This method worked for me and I'm using version 2.5.36.
   
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Default 09-11-2008, 08:09 AM

Thanks, I'm gonna have to give that a shot later on.


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Default 09-11-2008, 12:25 PM

BlackBerry FTP client by BEIKS - BeFTP free download

They have both free and paid versions.

EDIT: just realized that you said you need to UPLOAD. The newest version of BeFTP which is currently in beta test allows for uploads. Should be released soon...


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Default 09-11-2008, 08:08 PM

I followed threw with the "Move" as well as the "Copy" feature with Rove File Manager and worked pretty nicely, the free version of BeFTP doesn't save the connection so I think I'm gonna stick with Rove, I don't have to FTP alot so digging up the FTP information 6 months down the line might be a bit of a hassle, Rove keeps the connection settings there for me.

But thanks for the update, I will probably give BeFTP a quick run threw once they release the update.


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Default 09-12-2008, 08:54 AM

Rove Mobile File Manager works great, as do all Rove apps! I've used both BeFTP and Rove. I prefer Rove for stability, ease of use, and pwd protection to app. I can edit files, upload, and download from any of my ftp locations to/from sd card. Easy as pie!
   
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Default 09-14-2008, 10:12 AM

Is anyone using Rove Mobile File Manager with OS 4.5? I installed 4.5 a few days ago and I have been going threw my apps to make sure they have all been working good with OS 4.5 but Mobile File Manager has started throwing "Unexpected exception" and it's version 2.5.36 .. I haven't tried an uninstall re-install yet. Maybe that will help.


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Default 09-14-2008, 11:25 AM

I've been using version 2.5.36 successfully for a while on 4.5.0.55 on my pearl. I already had 4.5 when I installed Rove Mobile File Manager. May be reinstalling will help...
   
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Default 09-14-2008, 03:49 PM

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Is anyone using Rove Mobile File Manager with OS 4.5? I installed 4.5 a few days ago and I have been going threw my apps to make sure they have all been working good with OS 4.5 but Mobile File Manager has started throwing "Unexpected exception" and it's version 2.5.36 .. I haven't tried an uninstall re-install yet. Maybe that will help.
I have the exact same problem since upgrading to 4.5. I spoke with the developer and he said that people are running it fine on 4.5 so he didn't really have a solution. I have to switch back to BeFTP because I can't figure it out. Let me know if you do please!
   
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Well I actually got a new Curve, installed 4.5.0.77, then installed Mobile File Manager and it still gives me an unexpected error. I'm gonna try a battery pull and a few other things tomorrow.


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Default 09-15-2008, 10:46 AM

I use Rove's utility on my Curve and love it.
   
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Default 09-18-2008, 07:36 PM

It appears that ROVE has discontinued Mobile File Manager as of Sept 15th. :( I had it on my 8820 and went looking to put it on my Bold. Now I can't find it anywhere. Anyone still have the .coc & .alx files?

EDIT: Got the files. Thanks.

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I never got BeFTP running :(
   
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Default 09-19-2008, 08:56 PM

Yea I can't find the Rove Mobile File Manager to put on my newer Curve :(

Very upsetting, and Mobile Admin is $200+ I think.... Since I rarely have to FTP I would love for BeFTP to save the account since I will probably forget my credentials by the time I need to do it again....

Such is life... Once I can upload with BeFTP I'll start using that, no biggie I'm going to survive.


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Default 09-20-2008, 09:05 AM

Rove must be changing their business model or something...

Mobile manager is a nice tool and I use it to FTP files quite regularly. I don't know what will happen to it once I update the OS next time. . I guess will have to go back to BeFTP.
   
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Default 09-20-2008, 10:08 PM

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Rove must be changing their business model or something...

Mobile manager is a nice tool and I use it to FTP files quite regularly. I don't know what will happen to it once I update the OS next time. . I guess will have to go back to BeFTP.
Backup the application before you upgrade.
   
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Default 10-05-2008, 08:18 PM

I *just* got my BB and of course, the one functionality I was looking foward to (FTP Uploads) seems to exist nowhere and it looks like I just missed it! If anybody has the .coc and .alx files for Mobile File Manager and could send them my way, I would really appreciate it.
   
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So no one has the Rove install files?
   
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Guess not. I uninstalled them in and attempt to re-install. I never imaged they would be discontinued when they were.


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use the blueftp and bluetooth to transport data between pc and mobilephone
   
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Default 10-15-2008, 11:32 AM

Interesting program. If I in bluetooth range of my PC I am probably just going to use my PC, what I liked about Rove was the ability to download/upload from my BlackBerry alone.

Unfortunitly my PC doesn't BlueTooth either :( . Thanks for the heads up though.


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Update:

I heard about this FTP program from BerryReview.com
It's called PaderSyncFTP and it's free!!! It's a nice alternative from Rove's. It also allows you to upload files and set some bookmarks so it remembers your information. I have just started using it today so I haven't really testing this application too much but it seems pretty cool (and it works with os 4.5 lol)

The program it slightly different and it takes a few extra steps to get it installed but it seems pretty reliable.


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Update:

I heard about this FTP program from BerryReview.com
It's called PaderSyncFTP and it's free!!! It's a nice alternative from Rove's. It also allows you to upload files and set some bookmarks so it remembers your information. I have just started using it today so I haven't really testing this application too much but it seems pretty cool (and it works with os 4.5 lol)

The program it slightly different and it takes a few extra steps to get it installed but it seems pretty reliable.
i keep getting 909 error on my 8310 with 4.5

how did you get it on your device? are you running a BOLD?
   
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Hhmm, I downloaded it OTA. I usied the first link and when I was on the download screen and had to check that box that permissions box and then I was able to successfully download it.

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So no one has the Rove install files?
So I take it that the Rove install files are no longer available?
   
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Anyone ever find a solution to the "unexpected exception" errors?

I used to run this program and loved it. Somewhere along the way I uninstalled it. I updated to 4.5 recently. I tried to reinstall Rove's file manager... but now I always get an "unexecpted exception" error when I try to connect to a server.

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Nope haven't found a solution yet, so I gave up. (And support wasn't too helpful, and I mean back when they offered it for free.)


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So no one has the Rove install files?
I can host them. If need be. I'm super parnoid so I have both the online and offline cod/alx files on my desktop. Should I be pming them or can I post? Is that cool in the legal sense?

It works fine on the bold by the way. However, there is something like a 3ish mb limit on u/l & d/l using it in my experience the app just hangs and times out.


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I can host them. If need be. I'm super parnoid so I have both the online and offline cod/alx files on my desktop. Should I be pming them or can I post? Is that cool in the legal sense?

It works fine on the bold by the way. However, there is something like a 3ish mb limit on u/l & d/l using it in my experience the app just hangs and times out.
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thanks, my BB just died and my backup wouldn't reinstall MobileFM-- this saved the day! too bad i don't have an activation code for your MobileSSH installer... ;)
   
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