I want to download a file from my Linux server to my local Windows PC. I used SecureCRT to build an SSH connection and then use SFTP get command to download, but failed: I found out that it is possible to upload files from Windows to Linux. But unable to download any file from Linux to windows Very confused, I
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Execute mirror and mget lftp commands in bash script
Current code Objective Download all csv files and mirror my local directory folder with the remote server, so when the code is run again it won’t download a second file. Error received open: *.csv: Name or service not known Comments From what I understood of the lftp man page I should be able to get all wildcard files by using
SFTP using Python Paramiko directly between two remote machines
I have a code where I have to login into a Unix server. After that I have to sftp into some server and have download few files to that Unix server. I am using Pythons’ Paramiko command to login into Unix server. I know by using sftp.get(filepath, localpath), I can sftp files from SFTP server to local machine. However, my
Unable to mput all the files through sftp in the remote server using expect
I’m trying to mput all files present in the directory : /Test/XML/ into a remote sftp server with the help of expect utility. I’ve around 320 files in the directory: /Test/XML/. The size of each file is around 0.1 MB. There’s no error observed. Here’s my code: But the problem here is, mput * is transferring only 4 files instead
SFTP Manual command succeed but script is failing at 1 or 2%
I wrote a script to transfer a folder from VPS to Synology NAS Server. The script fails at 1 or 2% transfer without any indication why. When I run the command manually it works fine without any issues and it transfer the folder flawlessly. I’m not sure what is causing this and would appreciate if i can get some guidance
Convert multiple SFTP command lines to a single line command line
How do I convert this EOF into a one line sftp command-line? Answer Your question has nothing to do with SFTP/sftp. It’s just a generic shell question. So use any method that a shell allows, for example
.bashrc file preventing some SFTP GUI APP from logging to the VM
I have a .bashrc file running on my Ubuntu server I can log-in to my VM perfectly fine via SSH. I am not sure why in some SFTP client (GUI Apps) like Cyberduck preventing me from log-in into my VM. But when remove my .bashrc or deactivating it, it works fine. Questions Is there a main reason behind this ?
How to confirm SFTP file delivery?
I am sending a file using SFTP and public key for non-root user, looks like the file is sent, but I cant find it on the target folder, maybe due to permission. here is the -vvv : target directory How can I make sure the file is delivered, without server access ? Answer All you can do is to check
Keep Remote Directory Up-to-date
I absolutely love the Keep Remote Directory Up-to-date feature in Winscp. Unfortunately, I can’t find anything as simple to use in OS X or Linux. I know the same thing can theoretically be accomplished using changedfiles or rsync, but I’ve always found the tutorials for both tools to be lacking and/or contradictory. I basically just need a tool that works