Open virtualpps opened 3 years ago
For the time being, scp
and sftp
are aliased to curl scp://user@host/...
. This makes the app smaller by reusing code, but it also means that scp
and sftp
use the curl syntax rather than their usual syntax. Porting the code from the actual scp and sftp commands is on the TODO list.
I think you can use curl directly for this: curl -T localfile scp://user@host:1234/remotefile
.
Hi Nicholas,
Is it possible to switch user to root in a-shell?
On Tue, 13 Oct 2020 at 02:35, Nicolas Holzschuch notifications@github.com wrote:
For the time being, scp and sftp are aliased to curl scp://user@host/.... This makes the app smaller by reusing code, but it also means that scp and sftp use the curl syntax rather than their usual syntax. Porting the code from the actual scp and sftp commands is on the TODO list.
I think you can use curl directly for this: curl -T localfile scp://user@host:1234/remotefile.
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No, you can not switch to user root. That would be in direct contradiction of the AppStore rules.
Thanks
Hi, scp port specification is now available (since version 1.7.0, where we switched to the source from the original scp).
Nicholas, attempting the scp and specifying port number, but get error from curl cannot open. Telnet shows port open. Tried syntax with -p and -P and port is not recognized. example: scp -p 1234 localfile user@IP:remotefile
curl: Can't open '1234'!