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The problem with transfers via SSH is they are very slow, much slower than the write speed of the SDHC cards. Having a FTP server running on the tablet, would get rid of this limitation.
Yes FTP is more insecure, but only if the login credentials are intercepted, and on a private LAN, it is a very good solution for file transfers. I am actually surprised it does not come as part of the OS and nobody has compiled it.
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There exist ftp server made in python. One is pyFTPdrop only supports anonymous upload but needs to be started from (x)inetd which I can't find for the n800.
You should find others in python or even in perl, ftp protocol and application is quite simple.
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