Free upload files software for mac

This package enables someone running a WebStar server, with the WebStar HTTP file upload plug-in intalled, to manage the uploaded files more easily, separating them by folder, contributor, etc.

UpLoad is a tool to enable and manage http file uploads on a server.

While the main CGI is not editable, the "upload.authorize" plug-in module is provided as source Applescript so that you may customize your authorization process, and customize the path used for uploads.

UpLoad insures that uploads occur in an orderly fashion on your server, without requiring you to enable uploads in a plethora of folders. All uploads occur into one folder, after which the files are moved to folders elsewhere on the server. The file path to the destination folder can be partially specified using form-supplied (or hidden) fields. However, the final destination of the upload file MUST be within the "uploads" folder (though you can define aliases so as to place files elsewhere on your server).

iUploadVideo is an open source Automator Action that uploads videos to Google Video. iUploadVideocan be used with other actions to automate the publishing of a podcast or blog to multiple outlets.
NOTE: iUploadVideo is released under the Common Public License.
Main features:
- Uploads movie files to your google video account using the curl terminal program.

Image Upload 1.1 is developed as the easiest and quickest means which lends you ability to upload and share pictures over the internet.

By simply dropping a picture file onto the Image Upload widget, your image is uploaded privately and free of charge to ImageShack, its direct web link is converted into a short, web-friendly TinyURL and copied onto your pasteboard ready for action.

After locating the picture file that you wish to upload, click and begin dragging it with your cursor, and while continuing to hold down your mouse button, bring up your dashboard - by default, by pressing the F12 key. Drag the picture file so that it is above the Image Upload widget's drop container, then release the mouse button to drop the file onto the widget.

You image will be promptly uploaded to Image Shack, and depending on the preferences you have set on the widget's back-side, the direct link to the image will either remain intact, or be converted into a TinyURL, before being copied to your pasteboard.

Following the presentation of the Complete view and optional auditory completion chime, you can paste the link wherever you please - perhaps into a chat conversation window, email, blog post, web forum reply, or Twitter message.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger or 10.5 Leopard
  

UploadColumn is a free plugin for the Ruby on Rails framework that will enable easy uploading of files, especially images.
UploadColumn is file uploading made easy for Ruby on Rails. Get rolling quickly, with powerful manipulation of uploaded files, like scaling and cropping images.
Maintain full control over where your files are stored, easily make uploads work across form redisplays, and a whole bunch more.

Main features:
Really flexible storage paths:
- UploadColumn gives you full control over where your files are stored. Want to store them by the records name? No problem! Want to store them by an associated records name? Easy as pie! Want to store them in one giant directory bursting at the seams? Absolutely no problem!
Works across form redisplays:
- Cant get uploads and validations to play nice? No problem, because UploadColumn keeps your uploaded files even if you need to redisplay a form multiple times!
Easily create multiple versions of the same file:
- Whatever you want to do with your file, maybe its an XML document you want to transform with XSLT (but keep the original), or maybe you just want a thumbnail for your image, often you need different versions of the same file. UploadColumn makes creating and using those versions easy. With the new manipulator framework, its very easy to create a reusable manipulator to do the same kind of manipulations across your application.
Awesome RMagick and ImageScience integration:
- UploadColumn makes it extremely easy to create thumbnails (or other sizes) of your images, even to crop them to an exact size, so they always look their best. Now you can choose to use the fast and light ImageScience library. If you choose to use RMagick, youll not only get thumbnails, but access to the entire library and apply any effect to images automatically after theyre uploaded!
Well tested and stable:
- UploadColumn is extensively tested with the RSpec testing framework. We currently have 100% C0 coverage, all passing specs, and heckling passes without complaints.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- [NEW] Complete rewrite, maintaining most of the legacy API
- [NEW] Framework for custom manipulators, for clean and easy extension.
- [NEW] Manipulate images with ImageScience instead of RMagick if you want
- [NEW] Support for animated GIFs in the RMagick manipulator
- [NEW] Fully tested with RSpec
- [NEW] Following the law of Demeter better by adding _public_path, _thumb, _thumb_public_path etc... magic methods.
- [DEPRECATED] UploadedFile#url is deprecated in favour of UploadedFile#public_path and will be removed in the next major release
- [CHANGED] Store dir and temp dir procs now take two piped variables, the UploadedFile object and the ActiveRecord
- [CHANGED] the :root_path option is now called :root_dir
- [CHANGED] web_root must now be set with a leading slash if an absolute URL is desired and no trailing slash.
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#filename_base is removed in favor of #basename
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#filename_extension is removed in favor of #extension
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#mime_type is removed in favor of #content_type
- [CHANGED] _store_dir and _tmp_dir callbacks now take the file object as an argument, which means that the methods always MUST take an argument, even if you dont need it.
- [CHANGED] The _after_assigns callback has changed name to _after_upload and take the UploadedFile as param.
- [REMOVED] Support for the exif columns, as in 0.2.X has been removed temporarily. It might be readded later.
- [REMOVED] The old_files option as in 0.2.X has been removed. All old files are now stored. This option will be reintroduced in later versions of 0.3.X
- [REMOVED] The :force_format option for image_columns as in 0.2.X has been removed and will be reintroduced later.
- [REMOVED] The remote_upload_form helper has been removed, for encouraging bad JS practice. It will not be readded. If you need remote uploads, uploading with Flash is much cooler, and can be done in an unobtrusive way. Check out Swiff.js for hints.
- [REMOVED] The image helper has been removed, since its functionality is not really useful in any app (hopefully most apps) that uses named routes.

Cyberduck Upload Widget 1.0 is a complete tool designed to let you quickly upload items to your favorite FTP or SFTP server using Cyberduck. Open a Cyberduck widget on your Dashboard and flip it to configure it with the details of your server. Either choose a server from your Cyberduck bookmarks dropdown list or type server, username and path by hand.

Then, select a file from the Desktop, a Finder window, your iPhoto library etc. While you're dragging the file, show Dashboard by hitting the hotkey or dragging the file into your hot corner. Drop the file on the Cyberduck widget and that's it! Your file will be uploaded. You can keep several Cyberduck widgets open, each one configured for a different server. Requires an installed copy of Cyberduck.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later
• Cyberduck FTP/SFTP browser

To upload videos to Revver, you need a Revver account and the Revver Upload Tool.

After you download and double-click the Upload Tool, you can drag and drop a video to post it to your account.

We accept all common formats, including Quicktime, Windows Media, MPEG, MPG, ASF, MOV, WMV and most forms of AVI. Once you upload a video, it will be processed by our system to add the RevTag. To see the status of your files, login to Revver.com.