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jre posted:If you are using this professionally why would you even blink at $50 for something that will improve your productivity yep. I don't even notice it (probably because it comes out the same time as Burp Suite and I make sure wherever I work compensates me for using my personal licenses).
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jre posted:If you are using this professionally why would you even blink at $50 for something that will improve your productivity i'm not that sure that a better ssh client would improve my productivity very much.
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I have been using linux subsystem for windowsBETA for ssh clienting. for sftp I use filezilla
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also here's a little flashback: teraterm is still under active development
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Shaggar posted:FileZilla is pretty good so idk why you'd do this. it's great if you want a tool that doesn't update itself effectively and has zero integration into AD
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never mind the fact that ftp is a garbage protocol
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Wheany posted:i'm not that sure that a better ssh client would improve my productivity very much. if you don't think mobaxterm isn't leaps and bounds ahead of fuckin putty, I don't know what to tell you.
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OSI bean dip posted:it's great if you want a tool that doesn't update itself effectively and has zero integration into AD why would it need integration into AD? also it checks for updates every time you launch it. OSI bean dip posted:never mind the fact that ftp is a garbage protocol it does more than just ftp.
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negromancer posted:if you don't think mobaxterm isn't leaps and bounds ahead of fuckin putty, I don't know what to tell you. i dunno about you but i can get mobaxterm's cygwin terminal by installing ubuntu for windows, x11 support by installing xming, and ssh support by either using ubuntu for windows or using kitty, which is a better version of putty (which by default does have an https download) mobaxterm requires you to pay for more than three ssh sessions
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or are you talking about FileZilla server? cause yeah i wouldn't use that.
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Shaggar posted:why would it need integration into AD? if it has no AD integration it has no business in an enterprise
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Shaggar posted:or are you talking about FileZilla server? cause yeah i wouldn't use that. yes. this is likely what atomicthumbs is talking about
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can you even use NTLM or kerb for ftp or sftp auth?
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just got owned via plesk, i'd like to sha- maybe not
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OSI bean dip posted:yes. this is likely what atomicthumbs is talking about I'm pretty sure in this discussion of ssh clients he was talking about FileZilla in a client context.
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Westie posted:just got owned via plesk, i'd like to sha- reversing that will be difficult due to its use of perl
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what i'm more surprised about is how the gently caress they managed to get the password for it
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Westie posted:just got owned via plesk, i'd like to sha- This one is really common so I lol every time I see it.
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Westie posted:just got owned via plesk, i'd like to sha- the first thing I noticed is that you're using nano time to grow a beard and wait for it to go grey I guess
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hobbesmaster posted:the first thing I noticed is that you're using nano i was using nano because i couldn't be hosed to configure vim on a VM I had just spun up
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Shaggar posted:why would it need integration into AD? *does a doubletake at shaggar not wanting something integrated with AD*
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ate all the Oreos posted:*does a doubletake at shaggar not wanting something integrated with AD* honestly I'm concerned for Shaggar's well being at this point
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Shaggar posted:FileZilla is pretty good so idk why you'd do this.
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ate all the Oreos posted:*does a doubletake at shaggar not wanting something integrated with AD* the client wouldn't be able to use it since (afaik) there are no ways to do ad based auth to the file server protocols FileZilla supports anthonypants posted:it's adware no its not
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Segmentation Fault posted:honestly I'm concerned for Shaggar's well being at this point Shaggar posted:I have been using linux subsystem for windowsBETA for ssh clienting. for sftp I use filezilla just one hit and youre hooked...
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OSI bean dip posted:i dunno about you but i can get mobaxterm's cygwin terminal by installing ubuntu for windows, x11 support by installing xming, and ssh support by either using ubuntu for windows or using kitty, which is a better version of putty (which by default does have an https download) No it doesn't.
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chestnut santabag posted:just one hit and youre hooked... my favorite thing is ssh-copy-id root@[servername] i do need to get around to disabling sudo on the lxss tho. that poo poo is annoying and worthless.
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Shaggar posted:my favorite thing is ssh-copy-id root@[servername]
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i feel very protected that the evil hackers wont think to put sudo before any commands i type. I'm protected for sure!
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anthonypants posted:it's adware iirc filezilla is bundled with adware when it's offered through sourceforge but that's an issue with sourceforge and not filezilla itself
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there was a period of time when sourceforge got owned and everything was injected with adware. but that's what you get for using open sores.
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Shaggar posted:there was a period of time when sourceforge got owned and everything was injected with adware. but that's what you get for using open sores. was it actually a malicious attack? I thought they just sold out
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Segmentation Fault posted:iirc filezilla is bundled with adware when it's offered through sourceforge but that's an issue with sourceforge and not filezilla itself my favorite winscp feature is support for pageant, which makes it easy for non-technical women and children to connect to sftp sites
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Segmentation Fault posted:was it actually a malicious attack? I thought they just sold out I think both happened. sourceforge is not very good
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OSI bean dip posted:kitty, which is a better version of putty (which by default does have an https download) uh always looking for an improvement to putty but a built-in chat server (not enabled by default) and the ability to store passwords (duh don't use that lol) makes me somewhat uncomfortable? what features are good?
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Ya at some point the guy added adware himself too.
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PCjr sidecar posted:uh always looking for an improvement to putty but a built-in chat server (not enabled by default) and the ability to store passwords (duh don't use that lol) makes me somewhat uncomfortable? what features are good?
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spankmeister posted:Ya at some point the guy added adware himself too. yeah filezilla guy signed up before they rolled it out across all windows downloads (briefly) and was p militant about it being a good thing iirc
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Westie posted:just got owned via plesk this should be probatable
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