Please attach a copy of a bookmarks file; possibly found at /Users/dkocher/Library/Application\ Support/Transmit. I don't have a registered copy of Transmit myself that has bookmark saving enabled.

Transmit exported favorites file

The only thing I found at /Users/~/Library/Application Support/Transmit was a syncing script of some kind. Did a quick Google search and don't see where Transmit actually store the Favorites.

I've attached the file that's generated when you choose Favorites->Export... on the menu.

Replying to cody@…:

The only thing I found at /Users/~/Library/Application Support/Transmit was a syncing script of some kind. Did a quick Google search and don't see where Transmit actually store the Favorites.

I've attached the file that's generated when you choose Favorites->Export... on the menu.

Thanks. It is binary (ant not a binary plist) and therefore not interoperable. No chance to read this.

I'll keep digging for something that might be parse-able. In the meantime, I've put a ticket in with Panic for allowing text based export. Not sure what will come of it. I assume the reason it's not there now is because of security concerns.

Replying to cody@…:

I'll keep digging for something that might be parse-able. In the meantime, I've put a ticket in with Panic for allowing text based export. Not sure what will come of it. I assume the reason it's not there now is because of security concerns.

I don't see any security implication as passwords are saved in the Keychain.

Cross reference to Filezilla Import.

Fetch importer in r6448. Flow importer in r6459.

The Transmit favorites are

• In ~/Library/Preferences/com.panic.Transmit.plist
• Base 64 encoded binary plist from NSKeyedArchiver under the key FavoriteCollections.
• Unarchiving is possible difficult because it was serialized using closed source classes.

Replying to dkocher:

The Transmit favorites are

• In ~/Library/Preferences/com.panic.Transmit.plist
• Base 64 encoded binary plist from NSKeyedArchiver under the key FavoriteCollections.
• Unarchiving is difficult impossible because the data is serialized using closed source classes.

Same applies for Forklift.

Hi,

I've reverse-engineered Transmit's favorites in preferences - would you be willing to add it? Just making sure that in case I work on it further (i.e. add getter methods to) the time I put into it doesn't go to waste...

Charlie

Replying to charliemonroe:

Hi,

I've reverse-engineered Transmit's favorites in preferences - would you be willing to add it? Just making sure that in case I work on it further (i.e. add getter methods to) the time I put into it doesn't go to waste...

Charlie

That sounds promising. Can you attach your patch?

I'm attaching a zipped file with CDTransmitImporter class - it's using properties and fast enumaration, but I think Cyberduck isn't supporting 10.4 anymore anyway. Sorry it's a little messy code, I'm having finals in less than two weeks, but this was bothering me and I was thinking about it all the time ;)

Generally the usage is [CDTransmitImporter favoritesFromPreferences] - you'll get an array of CDTransmitImportFavorite which has getters for all the properties that could be used - it's all commented - again, sorry, don't have time to actually make it work in Cyberduck's code...

Charlie

Replying to charliemonroe:

I'm attaching a zipped file with CDTransmitImporter class - it's using properties and fast enumaration, but I think Cyberduck isn't supporting 10.4 anymore anyway. Sorry it's a little messy code, I'm having finals in less than two weeks, but this was bothering me and I was thinking about it all the time ;)

Generally the usage is [CDTransmitImporter favoritesFromPreferences] - you'll get an array of CDTransmitImportFavorite which has getters for all the properties that could be used - it's all commented - again, sorry, don't have time to actually make it work in Cyberduck's code...

Charlie

Thanks, I'll have a look. Will have to translate it into Java to make it fit into the existing ​importer package.

I have it working here integrated into the existing source code. Do you have a favorite collection with all possible protocols for testing available?

Yes, most of them - I'll create a few phony test ones. I'll check out the source code and compile it - is it in the trunk - couldn't find it there? Will report back any issues.

Replying to charliemonroe:

Yes, most of them - I'll create a few phony test ones. I'll check out the source code and compile it - is it in the trunk - couldn't find it there? Will report back any issues.

I wanted to test it first more thoroughly before checking into the repository. Can you send me a bookmark file by email?

I couldn't find your email address anywhere, so I've uploaded it to my server - ​http://bit.ly/aKiRMn - just place it to ~/Library/Preferences/ - that's where Transmit keeps it.

Let me know when you've downloaded it, I'll remove it from the server.

Replying to charliemonroe:

I couldn't find your email address anywhere, so I've uploaded it to my server - ​http://bit.ly/aKiRMn - just place it to ~/Library/Preferences/ - that's where Transmit keeps it.

Let me know when you've downloaded it, I'll remove it from the server.

Fetched it, thanks.

Thank You for everything! I will donate as soon as I get my paycheck this month! Take care and if anything doesn't work, let me know, I'll try to figure out why (I know some Java basics).

In r6904 and r6905.

Causing some serious problems in #5351.