64Gbyte flash memory - hot stuff, unfortunately

But, as others have said, sshd does - it supports ssh terminal emulation as well as scp and sftp fie transfer.

Also, some ftp clients can act as sftp clients as well, my usual gftp is a good example, so have a look at your ftp client and see if it does anything similar.

Which terminal emulator?

Which ftp client?

Who owns the PC and stops you installing anything on it?

Doesn't that depend on who is carrying it and what sort of sneakers he's wearing?

PuTTY (for Windows) has sftp, and it doesn't need to be installed.

psftp.exe from here:

In my life I have observed that all the help in the world is of no use to someone who *wants* to be a victim. For some being a victim is better than being a nonentity.

The political success and practical failure of Socialism is a testament to that principle.

You don't even have to install anything, some of those are portable apps. You can run them from a memory stick or from the directory you unpack them into.

Be a good chap and take your meds.

-- (\_/) (='.'=) "Between two evils, I always pick (")_(") the one I never tried before." - Mae West

What a childish outburst.

....except that if its a company-owned PC doing that could get him thrown off the site and blacklisted.

Oh Mike and I have history. He is one of life's self selecting victims. He doesn't like to be reminded of it

-- Those who want slavery should have the grace to name it by its proper name. They must face the full meaning of that which they are advocating or condoning; the full, exact, specific meaning of collectivism, of its logical implications, of the principles upon which it is based, and of the ultimate consequences to which these principles will lead. They must face it, then decide whether this is what they want or not.

Ayn Rand.

Mmm. Its a long time since I used windows but if you can edit files, cant you also create a .exe and run it?

And creating a (text) file is 'installing software'.

Its not installing a program he cant do its running it maybe.

But I don't know who current Windows (in)security works....

Can't read from USB. P45s await those who run non-approved software.

Not being able to install includes not being able to run, on pain of exit.

Oh do f*ck off, you imbecile.

Touched a nerve did I?

This group doesn't even have interesting flame wars. You guys are all rank amateurs. None of you should ever even attempt to argue with anyone. You just make yourselves look bad.

Its not about flaming, its about someone who asked for help but didn't want any when it was offered.

Dylan summed it up 'cares not to come any higher, but rather drag you down in the hole that he's in And its alright And I put no fault On anyone Who lives in a vault But its all right, ma If I cant please him

If that was all there was to it, fine. But you are only replying for the drama. Your Dylan quote pretty much demonstrates that.

My girlfriend's niece is like that. She argues by text message with her mom because she loves the drama.

On Thu, 13 Apr 2017 18:32:42 +0100, Mike Fleming declaimed the following:

At this point, my recommendation would be for the OP to take the matter up with his IT department and his management, with the argument that he is unable to do his job without having some of these tools installed.

Or buy his own RPI, a USB keyboard/mouse, and HDMI cable (maybe with adapter to DVI), and do all his work from the non-company provided RPI. Ah

-- but they probably would complain about the addition of a non-approved Ethernet switch...

I used to think my employer was overly strict -- but they had procedures in place to request software if it wasn't already in the list of non-standard but obtainable. They also allowed reading from any media -- but writing required something with encryption (Aegis Secure Key -- and, strangely, they considered my personal Blackberry phone to be an "approved device" when I connected it to charge [the USB charger I used for my Nook didn't provide enough current for the phone])

PLONK!

-- Robert Riches snipped-for-privacy@jacob21819.net (Yes, that is one of my email addresses.)