secure FTP client for Mac?

[cellio]

Dear Brain Trust,

I have a Mac (Snow Leopard) and a Unix shell account out there on the net, and occasionally I want to move files between them. I can run sftp from the command line, but when dealing with larger directory structures I'd sometimes like something a little more, err, visual. (I know; some of you are calling for me to turn in my geek card now.) But it has to support a secure mode, not plain old FTP. (Quite aside from my own sensibilities on the matter, my shell provider now requires it.)

I was using CyberDuck for a while but it stopped working (it just crashes on start now), and then I switched to FileZilla. FileZilla has a nicer UI so that's a win, but I'm at a loss for how to make it use sftp instead of ftp -- it wants a keystore file, and I don't know where I have one of those, though I presume I must have one somewhere because I use ssh to connect to this shell account. FileZilla helpfully tells me that it can use ssh directly instead if I just set SSH_AUTH_SOCK correctly. That sounds like it wants a socket, but, um, what?

So, dear Mac-admin-aware portion of my brain trust, how should I proceed?

Comments

[siderea]

You use ssl to connect to your shell account, or ssh?

In any event, the standard GUI mac app for FTP is Fetch, which claims to support both FTP and SFTP. Haven't used it since before Unix on the Mac.

ETA: I don't know if you know this, but in case you don't and it comes up SFTP != FTPS. I don't think SFTP uses SSL, but FTPS does. I think.

[cellio]

Oh man -- you ever have one of those typos that you make once and then it just cascades and you make it everywhere? ssh. Sheesh. Thanks for pointing that out so I could fix it.

I do know the difference between ssh and ssl -- but didn't know that sftp != ftps. Thanks for that, and for the pointer to Fetch.