The SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) provides secure file transfer functions using the same infrastructure used by the Secure Shell protocol. It can be seen as a secure replacement for FTP.
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Difference in file listing for SSH and SFTP [closed]
I have SSH access to a server and I have never bothered to use SFTP until now.
I transferred a file using FileZilla to the server. However, the weird thing is that the file doesn't show up when I ...
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User logged in by sftp does not show up in `w`
My server is Centos 5. I have a chroot environment set up with the following in my sshd_config
Match group sftponly
ForceCommand internal-sftp
ChrootDirectory %h
AllowTcpForwarding no
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What's difference between FISH and SFTP? [duplicate]
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What's the difference between SFTP, SCP and FISH protocols?
I use SSH for remote file systems access. And I use Krusader file manager. Krusader offers a choice of ...
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Chrooted SFTP with full access to SSH stopped working (Debian)
I've got a home server on Debian 6 for backups. I'd like to setup chrooted SFTP environment with SSH access for some users (only for my knowledge, there are two users now). It almost works or rather ...
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Puzzle: transfering files between two servers (ssh, ftp, http multipart…)
A puzzle: files being uploaded in realtime by SCP to SERVER1 need to be transfered to SERVER2.
But:
SERVER1 doesn't actually have network access to SERVER2 (NAT), however SERVER2 has SSH access to ...
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What is SSH - the protocol and what is ssh - the utility?
What is SSH - the protocol?
What is ssh - the unix utility and how does it work?
How is SSH protocol related to SFTP?
What is sshd?
Does the command su use ssh or sshd?
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Set visible directories for SFTP access?
I am setting up SFTP access to one of my machines running Linux with the Dropbear SSH server. When I SFTP onto the machine remotely, I can see the entire filesystem on it, even if I might not have ...
