Not exactly;
Probably what you want to do is tunneling.
FTP protocol and SSH service serve two very different purposes; you can however tunnel a lot of services through SSH, but FTP is not among them.
You rather use scp to securely move files across machines.
here is an example of syntax
assuming that you want to move file1 from home/user1 into another machine
scp /home/file1 remotemachine.domain.com:/home/remoteuser/file1
This will attempt to login using the same user you are using on the sending pc.
to specify a different user
scp /home/file1 remoteuser@remotemachine.domain.com:/home/remoteuser/file1
Finally, another useful parameter, if SSH server on remote pc does not run on port 22
scp -P xxx /home/file1 remotemachine.domain.com:/home/remoteuser/file1
where xxx is the new port number.
Cheers
QatQat
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