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1. DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP FULL
2. DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP PASSWORD
3. DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP DOWNLOAD
4. DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP FREE

DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP PASSWORD

The plugin supports either password authentication or keyfile authentication. Once installed it appears in the application's home: list. Ghost Commander's SFTP plugin need to be installed. SFTP stands for SSH File Transfer Protocol, or Secure File Transfer Protocol, is a file transfer protocol that works over a secure connection. If the FTP connection has glitches, try to leave it by navigating to a local folder, and then try to connect again. In the rare case you need to specify the port which is different from the standard (21), you can do that, too:

DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP FULL

For example, if your PC named "mypc" is located in a domain with the full name "", give the full name as the address: "". Hint: if your FTP server is located in the local network managed by Windows domain controllers and you have trouble connecting to the server providing just the machine name, try to add also your domain's suffix.

This is a common problem of the FTP protocol. Please be aware: although Ghost Commander does not use your credentials except for establishing the connection, or does not pass them anywhere except the site you're connecting to, they are passed to the FTP site unencrypted and can be sniffed by a third party. If the site you're trying to access does not allow anonymous access, your real identity will be asked for in a dialog box. If you don't provide a name and password, "anonymous" will be used. Or just open the location editor and type in the full URL of the desired FTP site, like: In the opened form enter the site name, path and your credentials. It doesn't require passwords or accounts, just enough knowledge of the web server back-end to get the files linked and I'm done.To access an FTP site, open the home: location and then click on "FTP site".

DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP DOWNLOAD

Now I can just download my video card drivers, simple program installers, WinZip, ImgBurn, etc. So I added a simple Apache web service and I made an EXTREMELY basic page in order to link files for download. What was my fix? I have an in-house media server running Ubuntu Server for PLEX streaming. As everyone knows, the modern internet uses SSL and HTML6 and all kinds of new technologies that Netscape couldn't possibly know about, so NO internet pages work properly, even this forum. Since I don't want to keep burning CD-Rs to move files bigger than 1.4MBs on floppies and I have no USB ports for thumb drives, I ended up having to work with what I did have available - a really old copy of Netscape Navigator 4.04. Well, I can tell you what I finally did to solve MY issues transferring files to my Windows 95 retro machines. So if you want to access it frequently and transfer files in both directions regularly, then some other solution would be more convenient. Only downside to FTP is you can't use it exactly like a network drive. If you access it more often, then get yourself a dedicated ftp client or use something like Total Commander. You just point it at your ftp server, instead of a http address, like so: ftp://ftpuser: You can also bookmark that like you would any other url, to save yourself having to type it each time. And on the client end, well at least in Windows 9x and onward, you don't even need anything, internet explorer will do in a pinch.

DOUBLE COMMANDER FTP FREE

And if the built-in server is not your thing, then something like FileZilla is free and easy to set up. Only thing you need to set up is a simple FTP server Windows even already comes with one (though it's usually not installed by default). And it's easy to access from any retro OS you might use, not just Windows 95. No need for moving hardware around, no need for additional hardware (storage adapters, NAS, file servers, linux servers, etc.) or for installing unfamiliar software. The simplest and most robust way for me is plain old FTP.