Im trying to use pscp on windows to transfer files and Im getting the following output (verbose) when trying to connect: $./pscp -batch -v 10.10.10.60 [email protected]:/home/app Looking up host '10.10.10.1' Connecting to 10.10.10.1 port 222 Server version: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.7 We claim version: SSH-2.0-PuTTY_Release_0.60 Using SSH protocol version 2 Doing Diffie-Hellman group exchange Doing Diffie-Hellman key exchange with hash SHA-256 The server's host key is not cached in the registry. 5 Unix/Linux Insecure FTP - File Transfer Protocol (do not use) Index. When transferring files between Windows and Unix/Linux machines, remember that pathnames on the Windows machines contain backward slashes while pathnames on Unix/Linux machines contain forward slashes. 6.2.1 PSCP Index. PSCP is a command-line copy program, similar.
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Official IRC Channel - #reddit-sysadmin on Official Discord -. I'm trying to copy and I'm not getting anywhere. I saved the example text with a ps1 extension, changed the session settings to match my sftp credentials but nothing happens when I right-click and run it. If you have time do you think you could help me? The main thing I'm confused about is this: Add-Type -Path 'WinSCPnet.dll' Do I need that.dll file to be put somewhere specific? Also, can I run the ps1 script by right clicking it or do I need to create a batch file for winscp to call the script?
If I call the script using a batch file: winscp.com /script=Example.ps1 I get an error 'unkown command 'param'. This line has an extra comma on it at the end.
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$localPath = 'c: sftptest ', $localPath = 'c: sftptest ' This hostname includes the username, you specify that below so just put the hostname here: $sessionOptions.HostName = ' $sessionOptions.HostName = 'sftp.site.gov' Other than that it looks syntax-ly correct. Did you use a IDE to write this? If not I would use one. I opened your script in Powershell ISE and immediately it had a syntax error on that line I mented above. Other than that it looks like it works. I ran it against a SCP instance on my NAS at home successfully.
Edit: note this will store the password in plain text. This is OK for our needs, may not be for yours. So our vba code creates opens a text file and prints out the expected commands for ftp.
It then calls a batch file which calls ftp.exe with the script parameter pointing to the text file.
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