Hello Scooter Engineering/Sales,
I saw your product in action, and I was very impressed with everything it can do. I've started to look into possibly purchasing it, but there are two items that would make it more useful to me, and thus, a slam dunk purchase. They are:
1) Are there any plans to support SCP? I use a lot of VMware, and VMware only supports SCP. I currently use WinSCP, but it's slow and isn't as functional as what you appear to have.
2) Your current file compare is quite powerful, but there's a different type of file compare that would be very helpful. I'd like to take 2 files and compare them, but, not sequential "line by line" as your product currently does it, but rather, a compare that matches if a line in file 1 is ANYWHERE in file 2, and visa versa. If the line is found, it would get "hidden" in the display, leaving only the lines which are unique in each file being displayed. This would be useful for checking various current configurations against past configurations.
Thank You very much, and I look forward to your thoughts on support for these features...or, at the very least, SCP.
Sincerely,
CiscoNut2B
I saw your product in action, and I was very impressed with everything it can do. I've started to look into possibly purchasing it, but there are two items that would make it more useful to me, and thus, a slam dunk purchase. They are:
1) Are there any plans to support SCP? I use a lot of VMware, and VMware only supports SCP. I currently use WinSCP, but it's slow and isn't as functional as what you appear to have.
2) Your current file compare is quite powerful, but there's a different type of file compare that would be very helpful. I'd like to take 2 files and compare them, but, not sequential "line by line" as your product currently does it, but rather, a compare that matches if a line in file 1 is ANYWHERE in file 2, and visa versa. If the line is found, it would get "hidden" in the display, leaving only the lines which are unique in each file being displayed. This would be useful for checking various current configurations against past configurations.
Thank You very much, and I look forward to your thoughts on support for these features...or, at the very least, SCP.
Sincerely,
CiscoNut2B
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