Tx Timothy,

I finally used scp.

ITschak

On Fri, Feb 21, 2020 at 9:31 AM Timothy Sipples <[email protected]> wrote:

> ITschak Mugzach wrote:
> >I need to upload a file to SuSE 15.1. FTP is not installed and I can't
> find
> >a client / server in the repos (installation materials). what is the name
> >of the ftp? client or server, I don't care.
>
> Daniel P. Martin wrote:
> >Best recommendation:  Enable 'openssh' on the server, install an SSH
> >client on the remote system, and use sftp to transfer materials. Plan to
> >adjust server-side firewall rules if the system is not already enabled
> >for SSH connections.
>
> I agree. We really ought to be consistently applying at least basic
> security practices and precautions every time, all the time. Network
> encryption is a basic security practice. So, let's not use FTP but rather
> SFTP or FTPS. Evidently SuSE 15.1 leaves FTP out of its distribution as a
> security "nudge."
>
> Here are a couple more file transfer options:
>
> * Commands such as wget and curl support HTTPS and can transfer files.
> This choice is likely the most "firewall friendly."
>
> * Network File System (NFS) with an encrypted transport such as IPSEC.
>
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