Re: How to upload a file with SCP protocol when shell is unavailable
SCP-only GUI client is not possible.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/requirements#scp
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/requirements#scp
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How to upload a file with SCP protocol when shell is unavailable
Working with a server that does support SCP protocol
I can upload files with SCP inside a CURL wrapper via:
However, there is no external/public SSH session / shell available (server address is public-facing), so WinSCP fails login once it reaches "Server refused to start a shell/command".
Is there any way to do this in WinSCP? Essentially just a "blind upload" with SCP protocol?
SFTP is available, but SCP outperforms by a large margin. CLI works great, but looking for a "for dummies" GUI option too.
I can upload files with SCP inside a CURL wrapper via:
curl -u <username> -T <filename> scp://server.domain.com
However, there is no external/public SSH session / shell available (server address is public-facing), so WinSCP fails login once it reaches "Server refused to start a shell/command".
Is there any way to do this in WinSCP? Essentially just a "blind upload" with SCP protocol?
SFTP is available, but SCP outperforms by a large margin. CLI works great, but looking for a "for dummies" GUI option too.