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Hi can nayone help me to write SFTP script to copy files from one server to another sever
any help appreciated
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Hi can nayone help me to write SFTP script to copy files from one server to another sever not ftp script
any help appreciated
Thank you
Madan
any help appreciated
Thank you
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Hey There,
How's the script as it stands? Basically you just need to loop around the scp command (highly depends on how that looping construct is executed, based on what you're looking to do)
Is the basic syntax to scp the file from the server you're on to the remote - to do it the other way, from the server you're on
optionally, for the remote host, instead of just the hostname
you might need to attach the copy to a specific user like this:
Hope that helps
, Mike
How's the script as it stands? Basically you just need to loop around the scp command (highly depends on how that looping construct is executed, based on what you're looking to do)
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scp file1 host1:/some/dir/.
Is the basic syntax to scp the file from the server you're on to the remote - to do it the other way, from the server you're on
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scp host1:/some/dir/file1 .
optionally, for the remote host, instead of just the hostname
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host1
you might need to attach the copy to a specific user like this:
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user1@host
Hope that helps
, Mike
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It helps if you have already upload your public ssh-rsa key to the remote machine. Then you don't have to enter the password each time the scp is executed.
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Originally Posted by myle 
It helps if you have already upload your public ssh-rsa key to the remote machine. Then you don't have to enter the password each time the scp is executed.
Hi Thanks for reply ..
I am new to the scripting ... also this concept could you please give the some detail explanation on this , so it may be helpful.
Thanks in Advance
Madan
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generate ssh keys:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread130410.html
I think eggi has posted all the information you need.
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread130410.html
I think eggi has posted all the information you need.
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