- Open bugs - Fixes submitted but no gentoo dev is interested - Last release in 2005 - Multiple alternatives Please consider masking for removal in 60 days.
# Jeremy Olexa <darkside@gentoo.org> (22 Feb 2011) # Masked for removal in 60 days by treecleaners # - Open bugs, tracked in bug 355961 # - Fixes submitted but no gentoo dev is interested # - Last release in 2005 # - Multiple alternatives net-ftp/yafc
(In reply to comment #1) > # - Multiple alternatives Is there one that allows reasonably comfortable access to a pure SFTP server on the CLI? I only found 'sftp' (net-misc/openssh) which is very basic (no auto-completion) and one other I can't remember right now, which didn't support key auth.
(In reply to comment #2) I was about to ask the same question. I gave lftp a try, but things like ls *.foo or ls -ltr don't seem to work, so it's a no go for me. I searched portage and found no other alternatives that have auto-completion or recursive download, to mention two of the things I valued most from yafc. Suggestions?
I disagree as well because yafc also provides kerberos support. It compiles fine even at the very moment for me on x86. An existence of some opened bugs does not mean that the package cannot be compiled/installed by everybody. Please keep it in the tree. And yes, ability to use sftp is quite unique as well.
Taking over for this one. I will remove the mask when I'm confident that bug 350277 and bug 352401 are both resolved. They should be fixed as of todays version bump.
no longer in portage
(In reply to comment #6) > no longer in portage Why?
by mistake, restored 1.1.2 back in tree. change status of the bug accordingly to WONTFIX (wont be removed from tree)
