Fetch Softworks

Using Fetch with Amazon S3 Servers (33 posts)

• Started 13 years ago by akumpis
• Latest reply 6 years ago from Hal

• akumpis Member

  Has anyone used Fetch with Amazon's S3 severs? We have switched servers to Amazon and they gave me a username and access key. Not sure how to access this server with Fetch. Thanks!

  Posted 13 years ago #

• Scott McGuire Administrator

  Hi,

  We're sorry, but Fetch doesn't support connecting to Amazon S3 servers at this time.

  Thanks,

  Scott McGuire
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 13 years ago #

• Gabe Member

  Has there been any update on this (it's been over a year)? Is there an explanation as to why Fetch can't connect to S3?

  Posted 12 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  No, there's no news to report. S3 support remains a goal for a future release.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 12 years ago #

• ben Member

  Any more information on a target release date for Amazon S3 support?

  Posted 11 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  We are working on it, but there's no target release date to announce.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 11 years ago #

• JonL Member

  Have there been any progressions on this subject? I can get it to connect through the bridge on the Mind Term Java app. But I am unable to edit, add or delete files. Any suggestions?

  Thanks
  Jon

  Posted 10 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  Yes, there's been progress, but we do not have a release date to announce.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 10 years ago #

• dentedduck Member

  I'd like to add my vote for connecting Fetch to Amazon S3....

  Posted 10 years ago #

• John Member

  Me too! I love Fetch but I wish I could use it with S3.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• designerlisa Member

  Please add Amazon S3 support. Your competitor (C-------k) does.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• Gabe Member

  It's already been three years since the original request. Fetch has become obsolete for me because development on new features like this are severely lacking.

  I really do hope Fetch comes back to its former glory.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  I apologize that it is taking so long, but we continue to work on a future release.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 10 years ago #

• Kumar McMillan Member

  Since Cyberduck was mentioned I wanted to point out that it really blows. I've been having a lot of trouble using S3 with Cyberduck (timeouts, errors, bugs when retrying). Thus, I'm looking around and stumbled upon this thread.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• danielct Member

  Another vote for S3 support!

  I love Fetch, and am sad that now I have to find another solution since I've moved to Amazon.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• BGauweiler Member

  Any release date yet for Amazon S3 support within Fetch?

  Posted 10 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  No, we do not have a release date, but we continue to work on the next major release.

  Posted 10 years ago #

• kell Member

  Add this company's name to making our lives easier and able to continue to use Fetch. We are moving to Amazon S3 and I find the mac options for software to access insufficient.

  Posted 9 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  Thanks for the feedback!

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 9 years ago #

• Andrew Jones Member

  Simply use Firefox and the Free plugin to use ftp options with ease. Just google the plugin for firefox. I love it.
  Hope that helps some?

  Posted 9 years ago #

• kell Member

  Yeah, am using that plug in now - its not as nice as a real ftp program and its glitchy as heck but it is serviceable. Just don't understand why Amazon S3 has to be such a pain in the.. butt. Case sensitive, won't work with popular ftp programs, etc. what is its story?

  Posted 9 years ago #

• Sarpent Member

  Fetch Softworks, despite what they say, is clearly not working on this. If they had been typing 1 character per day of code over the last 4 years, they'd be done by now. It's really sad that they're willing to string users along, instead of helping them out by being a little more upfront.

  Posted 9 years ago #

• BernieG Member

  Come on guys, any update yet?

  Posted 8 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  We're still working on it. I apologize that our progress has been so slow.

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 8 years ago #

• David Dawson Member

  Slow progress? are u kidding? 5 Years?

  I've fathered 2 children and built up 2 different business in the time since this post.

  Posted 8 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  I agree that it's been a very long time. I'm working on Fetch every day, and I wish my progress was faster.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  p.s. Congratulations on your kids and businesses!

  Posted 8 years ago #

• David Dawson Member

  lol thanks :)

  I've had to switch to Filezilla :(

  Posted 8 years ago #

• Steven Member

  I recently bought Fetch as part of a bundle. Seeing it listed in the bundle reminded me of years ago when it was one of my workhorse apps and one of the main reasons I went for the bundle. Should've done some research first. Much of my work has long since moved to Amazon and Fetch still seems stuck in the 90s.

  To read this thread, started FIVE YEARS AGO, makes me depressed. Seeing the staff replies declaring it "a goal for a future release" and "We are working on it" THREE years ago, and still having NOTHING to show for it is embarrassing.

  Posted 8 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  It is embarrassing, and I am embarrassed. The only thing I can do is apologize, and continue to work on a version of Fetch that will have S3 support. If you need S3 support now, you should look at Transmit or Cyberduck.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 8 years ago #

• Deb Member

  I would love to be informed when you guys have S3 support. Been using Fetch for... um... could it be 20 years now? It makes me sad when I have to use anything else.

  Posted 7 years ago #