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Ever stuck on a remote server with some file? Needed to upload/download file from remote server? Find FTP clients tedious for a simple file upload/download? Keep reading for one stop solution to all these problems. Many a times I fall in situation where I have to deal with remote servers and just to upload a file I have to open FTP clients and have to leave command line for such a simple task. I always wondered if, there was a command line way of doing simple FTP stuffs. Then few weeks ago I came across transfer.sh. As
You may have came across a situation where you need to share your local app to clients (in other words your Rails app running on your local server port 3000). You may have came across a situation where you need to share your local server. So in such cases a widely used tool is localtunnel But it has a limitation with consistent url as it generates a random URL for every new instance. Pagekite suffices this need and gives a consistent URL for one server bind to a port. PageKite makes local websites or SSH servers publicly accessible Getting Started