Have you considered using scp instead?
scp uses ssh, and uses a syntax like rcp
scp c:\junk\index.html scarf:
will prompt for a password then copy c:\junk\index.html to your home
directory on machine scarf
(actually its pscp on a windows box)
scp scarf:/public_html/index.html .
will prompt fo
On Fri, 08 Dec 2000, Erik Steffl wrote:
> from what I've read in ssh docs/faq it is not possible because ftp
> uses two connections... (control and data).
Just use passive mode. This will easily secure the control connection (port
21) which carries passwords and other stuff (such as filenames).
from what I've read in ssh docs/faq it is not possible because ftp
uses two connections... (control and data).
erik
Brian Stults wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to set up ftp tunneling through ssh. I would like to have
> secure ftp connections, but I don't like the limited command
Hello,
I am trying to set up ftp tunneling through ssh. I would like to have
secure ftp connections, but I don't like the limited command line of
sftp. I really want to be able to use ncftp through ssh.
I collected several sources of documentation, and I think I am close to
success. From an xt
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