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Sadly no for linux. Wonder how well it works on wine.

• bouncycastle 3y ago
  for linux, try the scp command. It works wonders! Also, rsync is very useful https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-rsync-over-ssh https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-rsync-over-ssh
  • p4bl0 3y ago
    Or just your file manager. Both Dolphin and Nautilus have very good support for (S)FTP. At least Dolphin can have bookmarks, dual pane, transfer resume, etc. Also thanks to KIO, the remote storage can be transparently used from any applications not just to transfer files directly inside Dolphin.
  • pquki4 3y ago
    ...as if command line is the most intuitive way of doing things, provides all the workflows and solves all the problems, while GUI has no additional benefit. Maybe for you, but not for many (if not most) people.
    • SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago
      Specifically, GUIs & TUIs have vastly superior discoverability compared to CLIs.
  • LinuxBender 3y ago
    Also lftp [1] for those connecting with Chroot SFTP-Only accounts. It's mirror subsystem can mimic the behavior of rsync and can also spin up many threads for a batch of files or a single large file. Only downside is being chroot there isn't a corresponding daemon on the other side beyond sshd doing directory enumeration so that part is slower. LFTP is great for automating data synchronization across different vendor clouds or sharing data between different orgs in a company without providing shell access thus simplifying some audits. [1] - https://linux.die.net/man/1/lftp https://linux.die.net/man/1/lftp
  • creatonez 3y ago
    `rclone` has replaced most of my usage of rsync, sftp, and sshfs. It can even do things such as taking an existing remote, hiding some of the files or restructuring it in some other way, and wrapping that in rclone's builtin WebDAV server for consumption by some other WebDAV-supporting software.