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Is that for some kind of use-case where you can't use SCP?
by outworlder 4y ago
Is that for some kind of use-case where you can't use SCP?
- EvanAnderson 4y agoAbsolutely. I used a ton of "sz" when I had a dial-up shell account (and didn't yet know about SLiRP). More recently I've used sz/rz when I've been connected to a router w/ a serial connection and needed to pull down a file from a remote host. The router had an SSH client so I just connected to a Linux box, downloaded my file, then sz'd it to myself over the SSH connection via serial.
- blibble 4y agoworks through as many levels of ssh as you want, and much more convenient that having to open another terminal, figure out the cwd and run the command years ago a load of GUI clients used to have a right click menu to send/receive files that used zmodem (sadly putty wasn't one of them)
- fullstop 4y agoAbsolutely. On some boards where ethernet is not an option you can still run a serial getty and transfer files to / from the device.