SSL File Transfer

[Fairlight]

Y'all catch dis heeyah?  Brian K. White been jivin' 'bout like:
> It wouldn't, but the OP said that ssh was also an option, which means sftp 
> and scp are both options, which are relatively simple to use like ftp and 
> rcp.

Exactly.

> You might be able to use curl or possibly wget to do a https post 
> non-interactively from unix.

Curl would work, but curl is a PITA to use, and isn't always built with SSL
support.  I know a large number of sites that specifically disable it
because it slows down curl in general if you have SSL enabled--even when
you're not using it.  That's why I had to build a custom libcurl for
Solaris on my ISP's shell server, as I need it for centericq to use MSN
Messenger.

I prefer RawQuery's file-oriented way of handling things, and there's
greater versatility in the ability to have static-state files that you only
have to minorly edit with any changes for debugging, as well.

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