SFTP
what are the quivalent commands for sftp
ftp -n -i $FTPSERVER <<EOF 2>&1 >/dev/null
user ${FTPUSER} ${FTPPWD}
Oops, it does take piped input. So if that's the sftp you are using, then you might be able to find an equivalent.
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Learn a bit about ssh-keys.. They're actually more secure than passwords, and permits automated login.
(not to be confused with .netrc, which is clear-text and not to be considered secure)
Then you can automate stuff such as this...
(echo lcd /some/application_dir; echo put myfile;echo quit) | sftp userid@hostname.domain
Learn a bit about ssh-keys.. They're actually more secure than passwords, and permits automated login.
(not to be confused with .netrc, which is clear-text and not to be considered secure)
Then you can automate stuff such as this...
(echo lcd /some/application_dir; echo put myfile;echo quit) | sftp userid@hostname.domain
Curios, which client did you end up going with?
http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=sftp&sektion=1
I don't think this accepts piped input, in which case there is no equivalent.