The download size is about that of the high quality screenshot below (windows only — Mac version is bigger, due to graphics supplied for way too many resolutions). Note that PumpKIN is not an FTP server, neither it is an FTP client, it is a TFTP server and TFTP client. It's there, you just have to enable it: Starting the TFTP server on Mac OS X Leopard (sudo needed) (Note this does not work with Mac OS X Lion). To start the TFTP server, in the terminal window, type: /sbin/service tftp start Your TFTP default folder path will be: /private/tftpboot To Stop the TFTP server, type: /sbin/service tftp stop To test you can tftp to localhost, or you could create a.
On Windows I love the lightweight and open source TFTPD32, but there may come a time when you find youself needing to transfer some files and all you have is your trusty mac.
Luckily there’s a built in tftp daemon that you can use in a pinch.
By default tftpd uses the following folder:
which is hidden in finder, but can be accessed by using “go to folder” or hitting Command+Shift+G and entering /private/tftpboot
To launch the daemon run the following commands:
Be sure Read/Write/eXecute permissions are set on the tftpboot folder and any files you wish to transfer:
If you’ll be transferring a file TO your TFTP server, the file will technically need to exist on the server beforehand so create it with touch. For example:
If you’d like a graphical front end for launching tftp then check out the great TftpServer.
Pumpkin Tftp For Mac
Now go ahead and get transferring.