How do you upload your files to your webserver?

SFTP with FileZilla is the best combination and the most secure one too.

 

I'm use rsync or  FileZilla

 

Transmit on Mac. Usually SFTP.

 

I use FileZilla

 

Is there a good alternative for FileZilla for Linux GUI which doesn't need unprotected file format (Putty *.ppk) ?

 

@ModyDev by "unprotected file format", are you talking about transport encryption? Because FileZilla supports SFTP over SSH.

 

No, I am talking about the private key file stored by FileZilla in unprotected format *.ppk

 

According to https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Howto#Other_platforms, FileZilla works fine with standard SSH agent. I tested it on Ubuntu with XFCE+GNOME-keyring and verified that I didn't need to do any key file format conversion. The PuTTY format is only necessary on Windows because FileZilla uses PuTTY library on Windows; but you mentioned you were looking for a program for Linux.

 

Use WinSCP - probably best FTP/SFTP client for Windows

 

Get WinSCP 4TW 

 

Filezilla or WinSCP.

 

I use a Raspberry pi for local file storage and back it up to a remote server using good old rsync. Really powerful and easy.


On windows, WinSCP does the job nicely.  

 

Windows - WinSCP. 


- Daniel

 

well i use servers sftp, and for clients filezilla.

 

SFTP using FileZilla, like many people here.

 

SCP is the way to go. On windows I use WinSCP but it is so much slower.

 

sFTP with FilleZilla when needed.

 

SFTP most of the time for me here... some occasions, I use SCP if its server to server transfers...
FTP... no way... too insecure from what I've read

 

if i have a windows pc around I use winscp. If I am on a mac then i use filezilla

 

The usual combination of tarballing, compressing, and scp. It's worked perfectly for several decades (and no issues with port behavior and nasty NAT fixups), so- works for me!