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You caught the elephant. FTP is established and people know how to use it. And yes, kind of like IE6. I'm not saying that I personally wouldn't want something d
by moontear 11y ago
You caught the elephant. FTP is established and people know how to use it. And yes, kind of like IE6.
I'm not saying that I personally wouldn't want something different (I do), but I know of nothing else as established I can easily give to IT departments.
Command line I was referring to rsync. Try to explain all those cryptic arguments to some IT guys or worse a marketing department.
The world changes slow in some areas, especially slow in the enterprise world. That is the world FTP thrives (plus your average joe we hosted).
- Piskvorrr 11y agoWell, I give them a preconfigured executable: the window looks similar to Explorer, and there's the remote server's content, and it asks for password at startup - but it's actually WinSCP with pubkey auth. Compressed, resumable, recursive, and reasonably secure (audit ahoy!). Mac has SFTP support built in, as does Linux - no issues there.