CyberDuck 6.3.5 is the last version that worked with Wikispaces WebDAV. I don't know if it has any advantage over 6.1 for this purpose.

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I downloaded the pages directory, because I wanted the raw data that I convert to Mediawiki format with more scripts I wrote. The pages_html folder contains 0-byte files, just like you're seeing.

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Did you download the "pages" folder or the "pages_html" folder? On my site, CyberDuck can download the files in the former but sees the files in the latter as being 0 bytes and fails to d/l. Likewise

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I went to WS Support who responded 3 days later with the advice: I had installed 6.6.2, the current version so I uninstalled it and proceeded with 6.1 from https://cyberduck.io/changelog/ . It's over

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1. We're over the limit on the super plan. WS has been nice enough to look the other way, since we've been paying for a long time. 2. Cyberduck didn't work for me, either. Anyclient was the only thing

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Awesome! What WS Plan are you on that supports 10s of GB? I've tried the CyberDuck WebDAV client without success. Curious to see what one gets. I didn't install AnyClient after it said it couldn't fin

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Our wiki is quite large (10s of GB), and I gave up on the export. I created a test wiki with only a megabyte of stuff in it and tried the various export flavors, and none were directly importable into

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