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why would you need that if you have the command line functionality already? Windows has shipped with sftp for a while now. about the only think missing is a sta

why would you need that if you have the command line functionality already? Windows has shipped with sftp for a while now. about the only think missing is a stand alone ssh client on the windows side but for that there is putty.

blueflame7 6y ago
It would be nice to be able to mount a remote linux data share as a drive without using SMB due to all the EternalBlue Ransomware issues. Having that convenience in windows file explorer like nautilus would be helpful for people who aren't necessarily power users.
uberman 6y ago
There is a native ssh client in windows 10. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...
- lostmsu 6y ago
  Now I want screen or tmux. Otherwise you can't really run anything on a remote Windows machine over SSH on spotty connections.
  - Iwan-Zotow 6y ago
    well, this thing sometimes works https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/panes https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/panes
    - lostmsu 6y ago
      No, the issue is about SSH sessions. ssh user@windows-pc run long job If you do this, and your connection is interrupted, `run long job` command will be terminated.
  - uberman 6y ago
    You can ssh into your remote and start a tmux session then. If you are disconnected you ssh back then tmux attach. :-)
    - lostmsu 6y ago
      Remote machine is Windows. tmux is not available on Windows. That's the whole issue. This could be done with WSL, but WSL is too heavy for a task like that.
      - uberman 6y ago
        Ah my apologies, I thought you were looking for a native windows client version of tmux to go along with the native client ssh. I see you are looking for a server side implementation though.
WorldMaker 6y ago
OpenSSH both client and server has been a Windows feature for sometime in Windows 10 and the client has been auto-enabled in Dev Mode for slightly less but nearly as much time. (It's the OpenSSH Client provided as a Windows 10 feature that also provides sftp now.)
solarkraft 6y ago
I like my GUIs when they're more efficient. All major Linux file managers and the Mac OS one support sftp mounts graphically.
- redflame7 6y ago
  Exactly, especially when one of the few things Windows does a lot better than linux (at least historically) is the seamless integration of multiple video cards for having many screens which allow for more graphical interactions
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Iwan-Zotow 6y ago
ssh, sftp, scp are all there, part of W10 SSH package

blueflame7 6y ago

It would be nice to be able to mount a remote linux data share as a drive without using SMB due to all the EternalBlue Ransomware issues. Having that convenience in windows file explorer like nautilus would be helpful for people who aren't necessarily power users.

uberman 6y ago

There is a native ssh client in windows 10. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...

lostmsu 6y ago
Now I want screen or tmux. Otherwise you can't really run anything on a remote Windows machine over SSH on spotty connections.
- Iwan-Zotow 6y ago
  well, this thing sometimes works https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/panes https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/panes
  - lostmsu 6y ago
    No, the issue is about SSH sessions. ssh user@windows-pc run long job If you do this, and your connection is interrupted, `run long job` command will be terminated.
- uberman 6y ago
  You can ssh into your remote and start a tmux session then. If you are disconnected you ssh back then tmux attach. :-)
  - lostmsu 6y ago
    Remote machine is Windows. tmux is not available on Windows. That's the whole issue. This could be done with WSL, but WSL is too heavy for a task like that.
    - uberman 6y ago
      Ah my apologies, I thought you were looking for a native windows client version of tmux to go along with the native client ssh. I see you are looking for a server side implementation though.

WorldMaker 6y ago

OpenSSH both client and server has been a Windows feature for sometime in Windows 10 and the client has been auto-enabled in Dev Mode for slightly less but nearly as much time. (It's the OpenSSH Client provided as a Windows 10 feature that also provides sftp now.)

solarkraft 6y ago

I like my GUIs when they're more efficient. All major Linux file managers and the Mac OS one support sftp mounts graphically.

redflame7 6y ago
Exactly, especially when one of the few things Windows does a lot better than linux (at least historically) is the seamless integration of multiple video cards for having many screens which allow for more graphical interactions

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Iwan-Zotow 6y ago

ssh, sftp, scp are all there, part of W10 SSH package