Tool for copying contents of a file over various ssh connections. Need to get a log file over to your laptop? This can help. - GitHub - ssebs/ServerClip: Tool for copying contents of a file over va...
ServerClip is a tool for copying contents of a file over various ssh connections. Need to get a log file over to your laptop? This can help.
I’ll have to look into that. My issue with sftp/scp/etc is that I’m sshing into many vms, without servers setup on them. I just need a file occasionally but rapidly.
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This is just scp with more steps
My goal is to get xclip working across ssh sessions, but from a windows host. I constantly have to scp files back and forth and it’s a pain.
Why not use X forwarding?
What about xpipe?
It has a nice gui and ssh filemanager. Runs on all OSes afaik
I’ll have to look into that. My issue with sftp/scp/etc is that I’m sshing into many vms, without servers setup on them. I just need a file occasionally but rapidly.
xpipe might really be perfect for you then.
I use it to manage all my machines, vms, docker containers etc. which I would usually ssh into.
It keeps a list of them for you and you can open a commandline or a filemanager with a single click.
Nice thanks