ssh into remote server scp from that server to another server
Justin Lopez
Your post us strange and that makes it difficult to understand. If you were to avoid using the word "orthodox" and then retype your question, what would you say?
Benjamin Jones
Emacs Dired.
Julian Edwards
sshfs?
Jaxson Bell
He means like norton and midnight commander
Bentley Miller
Maybe it's because these file-managers aren't intended to be anything but MEMES.
Ever consider the lack of functionality to be an indicator of that fact?
Guess not because you are a permavirgin neckbeard who has never been hugged by anyone including his mother, whom he receives hotpockets and tendies from.
TLDR gomb
Ryder Ramirez
scp
>Copies between two remote hosts are also permitted.
Ethan Kelly
lrn2rsync
Gabriel Evans
It is truly sad, that in the 80s, we have Norton Commander and it was simpler and easier to use than any of their analogues in Linux
Thomas Bailey
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Joshua Ross
I think OP already have an operating system.
Carter Murphy
I think you misunderstood him. His pic-related file manager CAN do that. He's asking why "orthodox' or rather "normal" or "graphical" file managers never have this feature.
Cameron Carter
DADDY EMACS
Oliver Hill
Cross-mount the two servers with sshfs, use overlayfs to merge the file systems, done.
Tyler Adams
/thread
William Young
Nautilus supports webdav, and I think even SFTP.
Liam Morris
pic related
Matthew White
>FXP,
-3 Copies between two remote hosts are transferred through the local host. Without this option the data is copied directly between the two remote hosts. Note that this option disables the progress meter.