Answer by Victor for Download a file over an active SSH session
WAY overthinking this, folks. I was looking for all the deep, dark, complex answers too. It turns out, you can do this right from Dolphin straight out of the can. fish://username@server:port
View ArticleAnswer by Nex0 for Download a file over an active SSH session
Surprisingly i don't see any mention of the good old Midnight Commander here. To my mind, it's probably the most universal & usefull file manager for shell with power-capabilities, one of the "must...
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Answer by gerlos for Download a file over an active SSH session
Since you are connecting from a desktop, I guess you can open a second terminal. This is how I often do: from the first terminal, the one where the ssh session is running, I get the full path of the...
View ArticleAnswer by wesalius for Download a file over an active SSH session
If your file is small enough you can encode it with base64 and then decode it locally: remote.example.net$ base64 <myfile (copy the output) local.example.net$ base64 -d >myfile (copy the output)...
View ArticleAnswer by jet for Download a file over an active SSH session
konsole has that ability via "Edit->ZModem Upload" menu while you are in an remote session (or Ctrl-Alt-U). Please note: package lrzsz must be installed first. For me looks like works only for...
View ArticleAnswer by LukeInDC for Download a file over an active SSH session
If your client machine (the machine you are sitting at) is called machineA and the machine you are currently SSH'ed into is called machine B. MachineA, your local machine must have SSHD running and...
View ArticleAnswer by user6702 for Download a file over an active SSH session
I came up with a way to do this with standard ssh. It's a script that duplicates the current ssh connection, finds your working directory on the remote machine and copies back the file you specify to...
View ArticleAnswer by SpamapS for Download a file over an active SSH session
You may want to check out zssh, which is available in universe, and therefore available with sudo apt-get install zssh You need it on your ubuntu server and on your client, but basically when logged in...
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Answer by jet for Download a file over an active SSH session
if you access server via ssh, you get the ability to connect via sftp as well. Keep filezilla client (GUI) handy and paste the path you are currently on
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles for Download a file over an active SSH session
Assuming you're running an ssh server on your desktop (there are ways around this, but I think they all add complexity, and possibly have security problems), you can set up a reverse ssh tunnel. See...
View ArticleAnswer by JanC for Download a file over an active SSH session
This is not possible with a default ssh session, but you could use a script instead of ssh, that starts something like a simple ftp or rsh server on you local system and runs ssh with the necessary...
View ArticleAnswer by msw for Download a file over an active SSH session
It isn't over the active SSH connection, but scp copies files using the same mechanisms and permissions as does ssh.
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I want to download a file from an active SSH session. In many cases I probably could just use SFTP, scp, rsync et al but there are times where I have elevated permissions on the remote server in a way...
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