> n fact, little known fact, it's still very useful today; if you ssh into a box that has it installed, and you have it installed locally, you can quickly send yourself back a file with it, across the current connection...
This has been my use case for having lrzsz everywhere since dog knows how long. Nicely, iTerm2 has pattern-based triggering which lets you fire off zmodem. I keep meaning to sit down and hack on tmux so that transfers will pass through cleanly.
This has been my use case for having lrzsz everywhere since dog knows how long. Nicely, iTerm2 has pattern-based triggering which lets you fire off zmodem. I keep meaning to sit down and hack on tmux so that transfers will pass through cleanly.
RIP Chuck, you've saved me countless hours.