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"How to create a remote directory" matching MCP tools:

  • Create directories on remote servers via SSH, with optional sudo privilege escalation and configurable permissions.
    GPL 3.0
  • Create directories on a remote host via SFTP. Use recursive option to create parent directories as needed, like mkdir -p.
    MIT
  • Create a new remote configuration in rclone.conf using a backend type and parameters, mirroring `rclone config create`.
    MIT
  • Creates a directory on a remote Linux server using SSH, with an option to create parent directories as needed.
    AGPL 3.0

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  • Remove a remote file or directory from an FTP server. Prevents deletion of the server root for safety.
    MIT
  • List the contents of a remote directory on a Sliver session or beacon to view files and subdirectories.
    MIT
  • Recursively create a remote directory on a configured FTP server, specifying the path relative to the server root.
    MIT
  • Fetch a remote git repository to a temporary directory and search its documentation. Supports authentication for private repos.
    MIT
  • List remote directory contents, showing directories first. Specify a path relative to the server root.
    MIT
  • List files and directories in a remote directory via SFTP using an SSH session ID and path.
    MIT
  • List files in a remote directory over SFTP with SSH authentication, supporting key-based or password login.
    MIT
  • List entries of a remote directory over SFTP to view files and folders on remote hosts.
    MIT
  • List files in a remote directory over SSH by specifying a server alias and optional path.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current working directory on a remote target to understand its filesystem context.
    MIT