Volume Browser
unicodeveloper
PROOP

a year ago

The ability to browse files and items in your service volumes.

Planned

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13 Replies

a year ago

Such a feature would change my life


Status changed to Planned unicodeveloper about 1 year ago


ryancasas
PRO

a year ago

Please, include the ability to upload (and download). I want to import some volumes from another provider and I don't see a clear way to do this.


devparapalli
HOBBY

a year ago

upload and downloading files using the CLI would feel nice. A very very far shot would be the ability to "mount" the volume into a local folder, transfer files into and out of it.


colemandunn
PRO

a year ago

Upload and download would be a game changer


devparapalli

upload and downloading files using the CLI would feel nice. A very very far shot would be the ability to "mount" the volume into a local folder, transfer files into and out of it.

sov3rain
PRO

a year ago

That would be very nice indeed!


dkossman
HOBBY

a year ago

Yes, please!! I had to write custom code to manage sqlite db files, I’d love to scrap this


a year ago

Seria muy bueno desde el CLI


tidaratpae
FREE

7 months ago

มันคงจะดีมากหากใช้มัน


vedmaka
HOBBY

7 months ago

Can we please have scp via railway cli? slightly_smiling_face emoji


vedmaka

Can we please have scp via railway cli?

Anonymous
FREE

7 months ago

Yes!

The cli is already there, and it can ssh. Why not scp ? It's literally very similar to ssh and even simpler.

Please railway team.


7 months ago

Our implementation of SSH is not the SSH protocol; instead, we spawn a shell in your container and exchange bytes over WebSockets.

We do this because our users are not running sshd in their containers, so native SSH would not be feasible with our current runtime.

And that is why SCP or sFTP is not supported.


document8n
PRO

2 months ago

File explorer view sounds nice.
Also looking for a way to see each containers file size.


vedmaka
HOBBY

25 days ago

so native SSH would not be feasible with our current runtime

Would be great to have something similar to kubectl cp then or at least something that allows piping


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