What’s the difference between SFTP, SCP and FISH protocols?
I used to think SCP is a tool to copy files over SSH, and copying files over SSH is called SFTP, which is itself a synonym to FISH.
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SFTP over reverse SSH tunnel?
I want to SFTP to a remote computer that is behind NAT. I can’t modify the NAT router, so I have set up a reverse SSH tunnel using a middleman server.
Is it possible to grant users sftp access without shell access? If yes, how is it implemented?
I have an array of users who need to just upload files to their set homedirs. I think sftp would suffice, but I don’t want them to login via shell. So is it possible?
My platform is centos 7, user’s homedirs are stored lets say /personal/$user
Using sftp to Transfer a Directory?
When I try to use sftp to transfer a directory containing files, I get an error message: