Anyone knows any project about scp (secure copy) written in node.js ?

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I'm using ssh2(https://github.com/lepture/node-scp2) node module, but it doesn't support scp, it is only support stftp.
But I need scp node.js implementation as my development target is only allow scp not stftp.
I found a several node.js project to support scp like following.

* scp2( https://github.com/lepture/node-scp2 )
- It use above ssh2 node.js modules, so it is using sftp to transfer file.
Actually it is not an implementation about scp.
* node-scp ( https://github.com/ecto/node-scp )
- It fork child process as 'scp'.
So, it is just wrapper for Host-PC's scp command. It doesn't work not having scp command on the system as default.

So, I need another node.js scp implementation, could you help me to find a proper node.js module ?

Posted 22-Aug-13 14:58pm

sparkleholic

Updated 22-Aug-13 16:32pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-08-22T16:16:00

SCP? Sure, but it is already implemented. And highly recommended: http://www.scp-wiki.net/[^].

Perhaps, you still did not get the meaning of my answer. In this case, I'll explain.

First of all, the site I references above makes pretty interesting reading. (Disclaimer: I have no association with this site and no interest in promoting it. I'm just sharing interesting reading. It has some non-trivial and subtle relevance to CodeProject Q&A forum.)

Also, it should demonstrate that relying on some (actually most) abbreviations, without explaining it, is a bad idea. SCP may mean:
1) Secure Copy, 2) FreeSpace 2 Source Code Project, 3) Service Control Point, 4) Service class provider, 5) Session Control Protocol, and a lot more. :-)

Wish you the best of luck,

—SA