How to Use SFTP Commands and Options {6 Use Cases}
https://phoenixnap.com/kb/sftp-commands01.12.2021 · Introduction. SFTP (Safe File Transfer Protocol) is part of the SSH protocol designed to securely transfer files between remote systems. It allows users to view, manage, and change file and directory permissions on remote systems. In this tutorial, we will go over the commands you can use with SFTP while providing explanations, options, and examples for each.
How to Use SFTP Commands and Options {6 Use Cases}
phoenixnap.com › kb › sftp-commandsDec 01, 2021 · SFTP allows you to run a command using the local shell by adding an exclamation mark (!) before the command. This lets users run commands that aren't a part of the standard SFTP shell on the local system. For instance, SFTP does not support the tree command in Linux. By using the local shell, you can run this command in the SFTP interface: !tree