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Definitely, but mostly due to compression and change tracking. The canonical replacement for scp is sftp which is to me a nonstarter, I'm either using scp in co
by snagglegaggle 7y ago
Definitely, but mostly due to compression and change tracking. The canonical replacement for scp is sftp which is to me a nonstarter, I'm either using scp in code or for single files, or rsync for a lot of files. I would use rsync everywhere, but I need to make up a good alias, it needs too many flags by default.