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Offline dschallockTopic starter

secure ftp protocol
« on: March 14, 2017, 06:12:12 AM »
Ugh.  So, my web hosting server 1and1 up and switched protocols from FTP to SFTP.  I have been using MFTP for while now and it has worked great.  Doing a little searching around it would appear there is no 68k program that works with SFTP protocol.
Does anyone know of one?
 

Offline dschallockTopic starter

Re: secure ftp protocol
« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2017, 04:40:23 PM »
Quote from: eliyahu;823417
i realize this doesn't solve your problem immediately, but someone might consider using @ssolie's build of openssh -- which includes sftp, among other tools -- and backporting it to OS3/68k. i use this on my AOS4 machines all of the time, and it works well. i don't know if it can be built against ixemul.library or not, but it may be an easier starting point than trying to port openssh from scratch.

-- eliyahu

That would be awesome.  If everything is going to end up being SFTP in the near future it would seem to me there will be a need for something on 68k to support this.
 

Offline dschallockTopic starter

Re: secure ftp protocol
« Reply #2 on: March 15, 2017, 09:55:51 PM »
Quote from: LoadWB;823422
Quick question for clarification: SFTP or FTPS?  They are two different protocols, one being SSH-based and the other FTP-based, respectively.

Not sure, Ill do some reading on this....