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Ask HN: Why can't you "put" files through ssh?

3 pointsby noaharcabout 16 years ago
I hate having to have one terminal with ssh running and one terminal with sftp running (especially when sftp doesn't have tab completion or any of the other handly shell shortcuts). Am I doing something wrong?

3 comments

brkabout 16 years ago
Why not use scp?<p>Although, I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to accomplish.
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kngspookabout 16 years ago
In addition to all the scp comments here, if I'm doing a constant &#60;edit files locally, update remote copy of directory, test on remote&#62; cycle; I'll usually use rsync instead of scp.
tumultabout 16 years ago
You can do SCP. There are also various shell scripts that actually let you pipe data over.