Wush: Simplest and fastest way to transfer files between computers via WireGuard(github.com)
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Wush: Simplest and fastest way to transfer files between computers via WireGuard
https://github.com/coder/wush
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Is there a P2P file transfer program that doesn't require any Internet connection, even for establishing the handshake ?
Localsend? https://localsend.org/
Probably SCP, but modern firewalls and routers automatically block that port and no one thought of making a half decent GUI
P2P within LAN?
For anything outside your LAN, 2 nodes must need a negotiator(over internet) to know each other unless the nodes already have public dedicated IPs in which case they can talk to each other securely without the need of a negotiator.
For anything outside your LAN, 2 nodes must need a negotiator(over internet) to know each other unless the nodes already have public dedicated IPs in which case they can talk to each other securely without the need of a negotiator.
rsync
One could create it using zeroconf but i'v yet to see one software do that.
This looks great, I’ve been using croc for a while but I’ve heard some concerning things about the security of it. It makes sense to use WireGuard for the crypto/transport heavy lifting.
Please detail what were the issues with croc… asking for a friend
rsync is secure and all distro contain it in their package manager ... Able to continue a discontinuated transfert ...
What does it bring better than rsync so?
What does it bring better than rsync so?
For rsync, you need to have 2 nodes on "internet" publicly reachable.
The USP of wush is to create a Virtual LAN like point-to-point secure network for your devices behind NAT or CG-NAT and then use rsync or cp or ssh.
The USP of wush is to create a Virtual LAN like point-to-point secure network for your devices behind NAT or CG-NAT and then use rsync or cp or ssh.