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I'm using Transmit.. but it's dog slow compared to Cuteftp on my PC.. or even using sftp or ncftp in terminal. It takes way longer to switch directories and to initiate a file transfer. Are there any other programs I should try? It's a tough journey to find comparable software on Mac... :P Took...

yup..... my friend said that was highly unlikely.. but it's right.. I was using pacbell before.. RCN now... guess it's time to switch to a new provider.. (i also recently signed up for juno.. only to find out the next day that I couldn't use my smtp servers and they had none availible...

Previous setup worked: - PC dialed up, had ICS sharing the connection - MAC set to 192.168.0.33 manual My PC's modem crapped out.. so i'm using my mac full time now Current setup: - Ethernet manually set to 192.168.2.1 - MAC dials up, Internet sharing on - PC connects to MAC for internet When...

Nevermind.. I moved it into .tcshrc and it worked. One weird thing I noted... when I put set prompt or alias commands after the LS_COLORS command.. they wouldn't work. I put them before and it works fine. WEIRD... I now have a color ls, color prompt...... yay! :) Thanks for your help.

I compiled gnu ls.. and set the ls_colors and now ls --colors works. Only thing left is .login doesn't get read... I have the following inside .login: alias ls "ls --color"

No I already saw the color prompt post. All I want is my 'ls' to be colorized. I don't really care if BitchX's ansi characters are messed up.. that's like a 2nd priority. :p

I have no color when using ls at all. Is there anyway to turn it on? I've tried ls --color. Same.. just the colors set in terminal preferences. I have color when I run BitchX, but the ansi characters are messed up. There's a lot of sideways triangles with ? marks in them. When I ssh to my...