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Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective (2014) by AnthonyMouse on Thursday August 24, 2017 @11:07PM (#15095828)
There is ssh.

Actually sftp (ssh) tends to be a lot more popular than FTPS (TLS) because of the whole FTPS NAT catastrophe that sftp doesn't have.

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Re:How ACH works: A developer perspective (2014) by mjcl on Friday August 25, 2017 @03:28PM (#15101470)
Yes. In my experience FTPS is a whole bucket of nope. I've never encountered a situation where we couldn't use SFTP.

The only time I've had FTPS work 'well' is when the client & server were both written by the same company (Tumbleweed) and they don't follow the RFC exactly.

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