hsftp offers an SSH1-based, small-scale FTP emulator.
If you're in the market for a lightweight FTP emulator for ssh1, look no further than hsftp. This tool provides the familiar look-and-feel of an FTP session, while utilizing ssh to transport both commands and data.
Written in C, hsftp requires no additional libraries and has been known to compile with gcc under a variety of Unix flavors and Linux. Unlike some other software of its kind, hsftp doesn't require a dedicated daemon on the server side - the sshd daemon will suffice without the need for additional setup.
When a password is required, hsftp will prompt you to enter one. The password is then encrypted by ssh before transmission, ensuring the security of your data. Plus, once entered, hsftp will securely store your password, eliminating the need to re-enter it with each session.
If you're looking for a reliable and secure FTP emulator with minimal setup required, hsftp may just be the tool for you.
Written in C, hsftp requires no additional libraries and has been known to compile with gcc under a variety of Unix flavors and Linux. Unlike some other software of its kind, hsftp doesn't require a dedicated daemon on the server side - the sshd daemon will suffice without the need for additional setup.
When a password is required, hsftp will prompt you to enter one. The password is then encrypted by ssh before transmission, ensuring the security of your data. Plus, once entered, hsftp will securely store your password, eliminating the need to re-enter it with each session.
If you're looking for a reliable and secure FTP emulator with minimal setup required, hsftp may just be the tool for you.
What's New
Version 1.15: N/A