I’ve created a script which connects to a server using the phpseclib extension, using public key autentication (as you see here), by generating a key pair using ssh-keygen.
I have successfully uploaded files over ftp, but I now need to do via SFTP. I can successfully connect to the remote server, create a file and write to it, but I am unable to upload an existing file from my local server to the remote server. Is ftp_put not firing with an sftp connection?
I’m having trouble using PHP to SFTP upload files to a remote server. When I use cURL, I’m getting the error described here:
I need to download a TXT file from a SFTP server, I used ssh2-sftp-client and it worked perfectly but our production server runs on node 8.10 and the dependency requires 10 or higher. Upgrading the node on the production server at this time is not an option, so I need an alternative to download the … Read more
An ASP.NET application (running on Windows server/IIS 7) has to transfer big size files uploaded by current user to an external SFTP server. Due to the file size the idea is to do this asynchronously.
I’m working on a simple tool that transfers files to a hard-coded location with the password also hard-coded. I’m a python novice, but thanks to ftplib, it was easy:
I have a simple requirement to drop a file on an SFTP server. I have found pysftp and Paramiko libraries that seem to allow me to this and developed a simple application using Paramiko but I can’t find a proper source that compares the two so I can decide which one I can/should use. What are the pros and cons for each?
I would like to copy an entire directory structure with files and subfolders recursively using SFTP from a Linux server to a local machine (both Windows and Linux) using Python 2.7.
I’m attempting to use the python subprocess module to log in to a secure ftp site and then grab a file. However I keep getting hung up on just trying to send the password when it is requested. I so far have the following code:
I am trying to remote read a netcdf file.
I used Paramiko package to read my file, like this:
