“The app contains no crash reporting or analytics frameworks with the exception of the beta version that uses HockeyApp for crash reporting.” https://secureshellfish.app/privacy.html
That's not perfect btw, many apps today are using websockets (e.g. https://github.com/daltoniam/Starscream) to connect upstream and they bypass iOS/Android proxy settings entirely with no way for http based mitms to see that traffic.
I've found this developer to be trustworthy, has a good track record with his git app. I'd be surprised if he would make this claim if it were untrue... it could easily be proven wrong by anyone using Charles proxy.
Just yesterday I was designing something on my iPad Pro and had to save it to Local Storage (which is another great app, btw) only to use Blink to scp it over. SCP in the end didn't work (in Blink) with key authentication, so I had to resort to https://transfer.sh/
Complex, and this might make it a lot simpler.
Thanks!
While i use SFTP a lot using sshfs, it is a terrible storage solution in general. If you don't know, SSH does its own flow control on top of TCP (that is, you have TCP flow control outside the SSH sleeve and SSH flow control inside it). The result is SFTP often bogs down and has dismal transfer rates. You can do much better using e.g. WebDAV and dav2fs, which lets you use https to authenticate and transfer.
Are you aware of any iOS apps that offer similar functionality but for WebDAV?
The ones I’ve seen either don’t support the Files Provider extension (ie integration with the Files app) or they have other weird behaviour that makes them less than ideal.
ftps not an option? Just too much less convenient (more set-up) than sftp, I'm guessing? I've not had great experience with WebDAV but maybe it's just the implementations I've used.
suggest an app. My daughter has an iphone and my kids use ipads for school. My biggest problem is their inability to backup to my linux server, or grab stuff easily off my samba share folder.
It would be cool if it could import keys from clipboard. I’ve tried to export my existing keys from Shelly and found out that I’ll have to write them to an iCloud file before importing them.
But overall this is great. I’m already a happy working copy customer.
Oh wait my bad aparently it does. I’ve exported a key without password to clipboard in my iPad and the button text changed from “import from clipboard”. I think I’ve accidentally exported the pubkey instead. My bad.
I did! I'm using ResilioSync to synchronize across devices, including a cheap Hetzner server with a 6TB harddrive, and then use Secure ShellFish to access that server from iOS devices (while ResilioSync does have an iOS app, that one is too buggy to be useable)
FYI can't be found via search on ios app store app, even though the name is unique. instead, navigate to it via browser. I guess b/c it was released just today?
I've been wishing for a long time that Auristor (AFS) on ios would work with the Files app, but sadly it doesn't. Making it less than useful.
ShellFish developer here. Recently libssh2 1.9 was released with support for modern ssh key types, but I need to do some extra work to calculate public key from private keys that depend on each key type.
I just really wanted to release a first version and more key types will be coming soon.
More apps need to have a policy like this!