So tell me. Do you think #curl should support plain SSH:// URLs to execute commands remotely?
@bagder IMHO no; we have ssh already for that.
@bagder throw in a TUI and vim bindings while you're at it /s
and kids, don't forget that curl is even more a library than a command line tool...
@bagder this could be practical in a similar way to KDE's fish protocol. One could use cat or dd in case the server side lacks support for SCP or SFTP.
But generally it's really up to what people enjoy doing with the tool. I can write scripts that use wget and ssh just the same, so in this case it would really be the library use case where curl would stand out. In some cases this might really help to interact with embedded devices as which run a version of Dropbear without SCP and SFTP support.
@bagder curl can do POST http requests so seems like a fine addition
@bagder No, don't do it. We've got ssh for that.