On 9/19/21 9:42 PM, Damien Miller wrote: > On Thu, 9 Sep 2021, Damien Miller wrote: > >> FYI: the next release will have scp using the SFTP protocol by >> default. >> >> There are two known incompatibilities: >> >> Use of the SFTP protocol avoids interpretation of remote paths by >> the shell. We consider this a feature, but it does change (simplify >> really) necessary quoting of shell characters. >> >> Remote paths with a ~user/ prefix require a SFTP protocol extension >> that was included in OpenSSH 8.7's sftp-server. >> >> The original scp/rcp protocol remains available via "scp -O ..." >> >> If you're in a position to test snapshots/git prior to release >> (ETA October), then it would be appreciated. > > FYI, I'm rolling this back for the release that will happen in a few > days. We want to give people a bit more time to pick up the sftp-server > "expand-path@xxxxxxxxxxx" extension to support ~user paths. Is it still possible to explicitly enable use of the SFTP protocol, preferably in a way that causes old versions of scp (which don’t support it) to fail? Sincerely, Demi Marie Obenour she/her/hers
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