Well, that capability has been improved at the system level to better detect network availability, IP address and sleep state, and I'm seeing really stable performance with it. If you are using ExpanDrive 7 or later, you can select Wasabi from the Connection Type screen (see below) 2. One of the things I like about Expandrive is its ability to seamlessly maintain a connection on my laptop when I shut it, move it and change wireless networks. UPDATE: the developers have clarified for me that the 1.3 release is not in beta, only the FTP/FTPS capability.Īmong the other features the developers are excited about is a new system for testing network state. While it may seem strange to some, there are certainly still circumstances where this could prove very useful. Under Drive Type, the drop-down menu should be set to SFTP by default. The biggest change in version 1.3 is probably the inclusion of FTP and FTPS as an addition to the SFTP capabilities. After opening the program for the first time, you will be immediately prompted to enter in the proper settings and login information for a new drive (Fig. As a quick review, Expandrive allows remote SFTP volumes to be mounted in the local filesystem (similar to what's possible with MacFUSE, but with several stability and speed improvements). They're calling it a beta to be safe, but it seems to just be cautious labeling 1.3 has been very stable for me thus far. It's been a while since we heard from the developers at Magnetk, but they've just released version 1.3 of Expandrive with some new functionality.
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