termscp – TUI Terminal File Transfer and Explorer SSH SFTP SCP FTP FTPS Amazon S3
https://github.com/veeso/termscp
Termscp is a feature rich terminal file transfer and explorer, with support for SCP/SFTP/FTP/S3. So basically is a terminal utility with an TUI to connect to a remote server to retrieve and upload files and to interact with the local file system. It is Linux, MacOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD and Windows compatible.
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by gotbletu
linux ftp command
Thanks for this – what a lifesaver when administering game servers and a NAS from my main PC!!
Looks like there are no ssh-agent support for sftp/scp 😞
Thank you !installed and running on mxlinux(debian).Did you know midnight-commander has similar transfer options ?I will try to my tinny server on pi ..
I love the way you upinflect at the end of every sentence. (sarcasm)
It reminds me of being 5 years old again. Adults can't WAIT for that downinflection because it indicates that the story is over.
Today! Me mom and Billy went to the zoo! And we saw a gorilla! and then we saw a train! (downinflect) and everything.
This program kind of reminds me of NC (Norton Commander) for DOS. Which is mc (Midnight Commander) on Debian terminal, and DoubleCommander in a GUI, and TotalCommander on Windows.
I wonder if mc can file transfer. hmm I haven't checked. I know TotalCommander can (CTRL+F)
GVG=great vid Gotbletu.
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so much informative content that get straight to the point and reviews about underrated softwares.
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Surprised you haven't touched on this one yet, it seems pretty nice, just wish it had more configuration such as upload/download slot stuff.
Nice! Looks quite promising!
Terminal file managers aren't widely used because the use-case is so minimal. For example, why would I use a terminal file manager when I could ssh into a directory from Nautilus or Thunar