[Cialug] ssh file transfer

[Zachary Kotlarek]

On Dec 2, 2007, at 11:12 AM, Josh More wrote:

> If you're using putty, you need to use pscp to transfer files.  It  
> works
> pretty much like scp.  However, to make it available everywhere on the
> Windows system, you either have to mess with the PATH variable or just
> copy pscp.exe into the C:\Windows directory.
>
> Sorry, I don't know which solution is "right" in the Windows paradigm.
> I've been Linux-only for too long.


pscp is fine, and probably the best choice if you're going to be  
scripting things or doing command-line work.

But I'll second WinSCP, at least if you're expecting a GUI interface.  
It has both a dual-column remote<->local interface, and a looks-like- 
local-folders interface that make it pretty easy for Windows users to  
understand it and drag things around. It also supports GSSAPI, which  
putty and the related tools do not.

	Zach
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