Use case for SSH?
>>108884408creating a secure socket connection to a host
moving anime video files that i got from torrents to my phone
>>108884408I prefer Telnet.I have nothing to hide.
>>108884410yeah but where is desk top??
>>108884408Originally, we had telnets (port 992) which uses telnet encrypted over SSL (or TLS) — just like https requests use. We also had ftps (port 990).That’s all that was needed.We’re still scratching our heads over the “where’d ssh come from?” question for those of us that were around 30 years ago.ssh is this big wayland or systemd-like fuckfest which proves the people with serious mental illnesses were inflicting enormous negative value on society for a long time now.Of course, there was also rcp and rsh which was primarily used to simply execute commands on local clusters of local machines. Now replaced with a bloated, slow, cpu destroying “do everything” program—ssh—by people that didn’t know the first thing about the principles of software (or hardware, for that matter)
>>108884420You can use a terminal emulator for desktop
>>108884408You have no server to manage?
>>108884561you dont think it provided practical benefit for the end user? ssh, sftp, sshfs, rsync, one port, one config, no fussi might be too young but ive never owned a computer where i was worried about the cpu impact of ssh
>>108884408use case for rope and a high beam?
administrating my headless lan stable diffusion and llamacpp servers
It's neat.
>>108884411That’s scp
>>108885434Which uses what?...I'll give you a hint.. it's the topic of this entire thread.Take your time. I know you'll probably need it.
>>108885434deprecated
>>108885445How’re you using just ssh to transfer stuff?
>>108885434secure ch*ld p... ?
>>108885547mkfifo back.fiforz < back.fifo | ssh user@remote sz /path/to/file > back.fifoWhat now? [nospoiler]Like you can't just cat the file over the pipe[/spoiler]
mkfifo back.fiforz < back.fifo | ssh user@remote sz /path/to/file > back.fifo
>>108884410Wouldn't that be SSL?
>>108885434>Secure Cheese PizzaI shiggy diggy.
>>108884408I used Claude code to make my own connection protocol that I built into a debian 3.1 image and this is the only shit I deploy and I solely use my protocol to communicate and transfer shit between my servers. Protocol is called FAG1 (Foreign Access Grant v1)
>>108884561Model and prompt?
>>108884408SSHFS
>>108887079i dont know how is it possible but it locks up entire sytstem on everything ive tried it from bsd to linux
so I can commit on github without using a password hehe
>>108885547tar cf - . | ssh user@host tar xf - -C /dest/(this is way faster than using scp for many files to an internet host btw)
tar cf - . | ssh user@host tar xf - -C /dest/
>>108884408https://mosh.org/elevator.txt
>>108885590just because you can, doesnt mean you should
>>108887290I used to run smb on my linux server. But since I don't have windows clients anymore I just stopped installing it and I just mount ssh..
>>108884408It makes you feel like a hacker.
