jfssh

SSH server

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Last Update: 2024-05-04

SSH Server
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SSH Server.

Support Shell, SCP and SFTP.

Can be used to transfer files from a Linux VM to your Windows system.

WebSite: http://jfssh.sourceforge.net

Source : http://javaforce.sourceforge.net

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