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ZModem integration for iTerm 2

This script can be used to automate ZModem transfers from your OSX desktop to a server that can run lrzsz (in theory, any machine that supports SSH), and vice-versa.

The minimum supported iTerm2 version is 1.0.0.20120108

Troubleshooting

  • Sending a directory may fail: this is a known issue
  • If you are using tmux or some other terminal multiplexer (ie: screen), try using the -e option to sz and/or rz on your server to force escaping of more characters during transmission.
  • This tool may also fail if you are using expect or rlogin as it expects a mostly-clean 8-bit connection between the two parties.

Setup

  1. Install lrzsz on OSX: brew install lrzsz
  2. Save the iterm2-send-zmodem.sh and iterm2-recv-zmodem.sh scripts in /usr/local/bin/
  3. Set up Triggers in iTerm 2 like so: How to Create a Trigger
    Regular expression: rz waiting to receive.\*\*B0100
    Action: Run Silent Coprocess
    Parameters: /usr/local/bin/iterm2-send-zmodem.sh
    Instant: checked

    Regular expression: \*\*B00000000000000
    Action: Run Silent Coprocess
    Parameters: /usr/local/bin/iterm2-recv-zmodem.sh
    Instant: checked

To send a file to a remote machine:

  1. Type rz on the remote machine
  2. Select the file(s) on the local machine to send
  3. Wait for the coprocess indicator to disappear

The receive a file from a remote machine

  1. Type sz filename1 filename2 … filenameN on the remote machine
  2. Select the folder to receive to on the local machine
  3. Wait for the coprocess indicator to disappear

Future plans (patches welcome)

  • Visual progress bar indicator

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