RsyncZilla
A FileZilla-style Windows client that transfers with rsync over SSH
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Moving large directories between a laptop and remote servers is a daily tax, and Syq cuts it with parallel connections and nothing to install on the far end.
Syq is a command-line tool for copying, reorganising and removing files, locally or across machines. It opens multiple parallel connections and uses direct encrypted TCP where it can, keeps SSH connections persistent for quick one-off commands, and can pull files down to your laptop while you are working on a remote server without running an SSH server on the laptop. Transfers can rename and restructure files as they move, and remote-to-remote copies use restricted keys instead of agent forwarding. It ships with install instructions, benchmarks and a programmatic interface alongside the CLI.
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