Challenges often only give you a shell on a socket so I regularly reimplement uploading of files using some appending of base64 chunks to a temporary file and decoding afterwards.
This logic can be included in something like tube.upload_file_chunked with options to control the target path, chunk size and upload strategy. Depending on which tools are installed on the remote you should be able to choose how the data is encoded and decoded.
This should be clearly distinguished from any upload abilities the ssh module offers.
Challenges often only give you a shell on a socket so I regularly reimplement uploading of files using some appending of base64 chunks to a temporary file and decoding afterwards.
This logic can be included in something like
tube.upload_file_chunkedwith options to control the target path, chunk size and upload strategy. Depending on which tools are installed on the remote you should be able to choose how the data is encoded and decoded.This should be clearly distinguished from any upload abilities the ssh module offers.