[TatesMan]

Why till now there is no native file manager app ???
mobilefinder is ok but it doesn't full controll files and not all directories
we need file manager like WinSCP inside iPhone

[dale1v]

MobileFinder does all the directories for me

[iBlade]

Yes you can do everything with mobilefinder. Did you set the settings of mobilefinder accordingly? System file access and so on?

[skb875]

Originally Posted by iBlade

Yes you can do everything with mobilefinder. Did you set the settings of mobilefinder accordingly? System file access and so on?

Care to explain a little more, please?

I have wondered the same thing for awhile now.

~Edit

Ah, I got it.

Settings -> "System File Access" on

[iBlade]

Originally Posted by skb875

Care to explain a little more, please?

I have wondered the same thing for awhile now.

~Edit

Ah, I got it.

Settings -> "System File Access" on

It helps also to turn application Launch off, this way you can browse the applications folder, helpful to change permissions.

[TatesMan]

Thanks a lot

[Jay316]

Why do you need one? SSH works fine for me

[skb875]

Originally Posted by Jay316

Why do you need one? SSH works fine for me

It's great for when you're not at home or your computer is shut down

[x5452]

Aren't there tweaks you can do to mobile finder through mobile terminal to allow finder to have more access and to have it set permissions that stay set? I thought I read that somewhere and I have been trying to find again so I could see how to do it.

[tartarus51]

when I use mobile finder I am unable to change application names and most features dont work such as delete and move
I'm on 1.1.4
Help is extremely appreciated

[billchase2]

FileBrowser is another one that I actually prefer over MobileFinder. The interface is smoother and seems to work better overall.

[Niiro13]

Originally Posted by tartarus51

when I use mobile finder I am unable to change application names and most features dont work such as delete and move
I'm on 1.1.4
Help is extremely appreciated

When Apple updated to 1.1.3, they changed permissions from root to mobile (most likely to see how it performs before they use it in firmware 2.0).

MobileFinder is only updated to 1.1.2. Therefore, the programmer suggests putting in these lines into terminal or sftp.

hmod 4755 /Applications/Finder.app/Finder
chmod 4755 /bin/cat /bin/chmod /usr/bin/chown /bin/cp /bin/ls
chmod 4755 /bin/mkdir /bin/mv /bin/rm /bin/rmdir /bin/unlink

Then it should work.