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Yes, in every way except that servers and clients normally support upload while HTTP ones don't. This is the main reason to use it. But you should use SFTP ins
by inigyou 2mo ago
Yes, in every way except that servers and clients normally support upload while HTTP ones don't. This is the main reason to use it.
But you should use SFTP instead. This is SSH's replacement for FTP. It's not the same as FTPS which is useless.
We don't have to keep old protocols that offer nothing alive. Maybe a couple of clients and servers to demonstrate with, but it's a museum piece, not useful code. That's not an insult - museums are important. But we don't run Network Control Protocol (IPv1) on the internet, either.
- grumbel 2mo ago[dead]