In addition to using the web based File manager, SourceForge also provides access to various filesystems using the ssh protocol suite for securely managing content for your project using SCP, SFTP, and rsync.
web.sourceforge.net
or frs.sourceforge.net
(these are alias to the same server)The first time you connect to web.sourceforge.net
or frs.sourceforge.net
you will be prompted to check the SSH Key Fingerprints, to check these, please see the following SSH Host Key Fingerprints list.
For the following paths, replace PROJECTNAME
with your project's URL name, and replace USERNAME
with your login username.
/home/frs/PROJECTNAME/
/home/project-web/PROJECTNAME/
/home/project-web/PROJECTNAME/htdocs/
and /home/project-web/PROJECTNAME/cgi-bin/
/home/user-web/USERNAME/htdocs/
and /home/user-web/USERNAME/cgi-bin/
Note: In many cases, intermediate directories will appear empty (eg., /home/project-web/
), but their contents are simply hidden. You want to use the full path as indicated above.
rsync is a tool that provides fast, efficient file transfers. rsync is available for all major OS platforms; it is natively included on Linux, Mac OS X and BSD, and is available for MS Windows users through Cygwin. rsync can be run in conjunction with SSH for secure, encrypted file transfers. rsync supports resume of failed transfers, a life-saver on large file transfers. The versatility of rsync is unequaled -- it provides a vast array of options to help you customize your file transfer operation to meet your exact needs.