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comment -*- mode: text; tab-width:2; indent-tabs-mode:nil -*-

How to transfer data from/to remote hosts.

* SCP
  If you connect to a remote host via ssh with the use of --serv option,
  you can use "scp" command of OSC 5379 (see doc/en/PROOTCOL) to transfer files.

  Drag and Drop a file to the screen connecting to a ssh server with
  pressing shift key (command key on cocoa) invokes "scp" command.

  "scp" command works as follows. ("foo.bar" is a remote host.)

  o Unless "allow_scp = true" in ~/.mlterm/main, files are saved in ~/.mlterm/recv.
    (The destination directory you specify is ignored.)

  o If the destination directory is a relative path, the target file is stored
    in $HOME/.mlterm/recv/... (mkdir $HOME/.mlterm/recv in advance.)
    e.g.)
     \x1b]5379;scp /bin/ls .\x07
       => scp localhost:/bin/ls foo.bar:$HOME/.mlterm/scp/./ls
     \x1b]5379;scp remote:/bin/ls .\x07
       => scp foo.bar:/bin/ls localhost:$HOME/.mlterm/scp/./ls
     \x1b]5379;scp \"$HOME/my text.txt\" ""\x07
       => scp "localhost:$HOME/my text.txt" "foo.bar:$HOME/.mlterm/scp/my text.txt"
     \x1b]5379;scp c:\\users\\text.txt .\x07
       => scp localhost:c:\users\text.txt foo.bar:$HOME/.mlterm/scp/./text.txt
          ("\" is available as a separator only in win32.)
     \x1b]5379;scp remote:/bin/ls /usr/bin\x07
       => scp foo.bar:/bin/ls localhost:/usr/bin/ls
     \x1b]5379;scp local:$PWD/hosts remote:/etc\x07
       => scp localhost:$PWD/hosts foo.bar:/etc/hosts

  o Source and destination file names of "scp" command are convered to system
    locale encoding and terminal encoding respectively.

* ZMODEM
  You can use zmodem protocol to transfer files if you connect to a remote host
  where (l)rz and (l)sz commands are installed.

  If you want to use zmodem with mosh, build and install
  https://github.com/arakiken/mosh/archive/sixel-winsock.zip which supports zmodem.

  Pressing pause key (which can be configured by RESET in ~/.mlterm/key) stops
  (l)sz or (l)rz.

  o Receive a file from a remote host.
    $ sz foo/bar/file
    **B00000000000000
    (Invoke "zmodem_start" of OSC 5379) (*)
    ZMODEM: Save in /home/.../.mlterm/recv
    |***************                           |

    (*) The way to invoke "zmodem_start" of OSC 5379.
     1) Control+Left button => Show "mlterm-menu" => Select "Zmodem"
     2) Add a following line to ~/.mlterm/key, and press F1 key.
        F1="proto:zmodem_start"

  o Send a file to a remote host.
    $ mlcc send_file /foo/bar/file
    $ rz
    rz waiting to receive. **B0100000023be50
    (Invoke "zmodem_start" of OSC 5379) (*)
    ZMODEM: Send /foo/bar/file
    |***************                           |

    If you execute rz and Shift+DnD, "mlcc send_file /foo/bar/file" and
    "zmodem_start" are automatically executed.
    $ rz
    rz waiting to receive. **B0100000023be50
    (Shift+DnD /foo/bar/file)
    ZMODEM: Send /foo/bar/file
    |***************                           |