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Re: [vox-tech] Question: FTP-like GUI programs using SSH?
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Re: [vox-tech] Question: FTP-like GUI programs using SSH?



In my experience if you point filezilla to an ssh port it automatically uses the SFTP wrapper(so yes), which according to putty's site is ssh. They referred me to filezilla when I needed the same solution.

Alex

Henry House wrote:
På 2005-06-15, skrev Charles McLaughlin:

Filezilla is another one for windows:

http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

I looked at this and its documentation suggests that SFTP is some extension
of FTP that adds extra security. What I have read elsewhere has indicatd
that SFTP is a wrapper around SCP/SSH. Does anyone know the answer?



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