You may need to enter admin password and 0kb files

I have this problem also - with the latest version (1.2.2).

How does one do a 'full' reinstall, as was suggested as a solution in the old forum?

Same problem here...even with version 1.2.3 (nightly)

Hm, when I enter 'kextstat' in the Terminal I don't find a row with 'com.google.filesystems.fusefs' or just fusefs in it.

I'm running ExpanDrive 1.2.2 (2008.05.21)

Jeff, I've sent an e-mail to support@magnetk.com with login details.

I will be looking into this as soon as I get the email.

I have this issue too, but I figured I'd share some more data.

I'm having this problem on one specific OS X Server 10.5. If I set up the connection using the user in the local directory, everything works great. If I setup one of the users created through Open Directory, even though the permissions on the folder are setup correctly, I get this error.

To recap, Open Directory based users have this problem, but not the locally created users.

I hope this helps.

We have a new build that might fix this problem, but we haven't tested it against OS X Server. We'll put up a link soon, and if you can try it out and tell us what happens, we'll figure out how to proceed.

Well... some progress... the file transfer now starts fine, without asking for a password.... but it seems to be very very slow (much slower than connecting and transferring via a SFTP client like Transmit), and on larger files seems to stall....

But thanks very much for the ongoing work on this issue!

New beta worked great! I didn't notice any of the slowness that Fastred mentioned. (Although my test files weren't larger than about 4MB)

Bummer... I'm still seeming to get this issue with the nightly build from 06.24.dmg.

It's no different than the last few months that I've been trying it.

A little insight into my scenario: works great on sftp with liquid web virtual servers...

My main problem (and need) is on a Rackspace dedicated server - we're using an ftpadmin login that allows us to login to the server and administer over 100 different websites (so that we don't have to worry about individual logins - they're all our customers sites)

I can login, browse, etc... but transferring any files over, give the alert dialog for password and even if the pw is entered, it then creates a 0k file on the server.

As I said, I've been anxiously waiting for this bug to be fixed - trying nightlies for the several months - but still no fix.

Any other information I can provide, let me know.

Well, with 1.2.7. it all worked great...now updated to 1.2.8. and a message pops up saying that I do not have sufficient rights...

Feel free to use the login details, which I have provided you with earlier, again...

Works like a charm with 1.2.9. - thanks guys!

I haven't had this issue since 1.2.7. Thanks. The program is useable once again!