How to use sshpass to sftp upload file?
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I have following :
$ cat upload.sh
sshpass -f ~/path_to_password/pass.txt sftp user@remote.location.net:/pools/path/ << EOF
put backup.tar
EOF
When i execute the upload.sh it shows nothing (file is not uploaded) and does not exit auto. How to properly exit and make sure the upload is made?
ftp sftp scp upload sshpass
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I have following :
$ cat upload.sh
sshpass -f ~/path_to_password/pass.txt sftp user@remote.location.net:/pools/path/ << EOF
put backup.tar
EOF
When i execute the upload.sh it shows nothing (file is not uploaded) and does not exit auto. How to properly exit and make sure the upload is made?
ftp sftp scp upload sshpass
asked May 9 at 5:16
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4,3423286133
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take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
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May 9 at 15:06
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up vote
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I have following :
$ cat upload.sh
sshpass -f ~/path_to_password/pass.txt sftp user@remote.location.net:/pools/path/ << EOF
put backup.tar
EOF
When i execute the upload.sh it shows nothing (file is not uploaded) and does not exit auto. How to properly exit and make sure the upload is made?
ftp sftp scp upload sshpass
asked May 9 at 5:16
YumYumYum
4,3423286133
I have following :
$ cat upload.sh
sshpass -f ~/path_to_password/pass.txt sftp user@remote.location.net:/pools/path/ << EOF
put backup.tar
EOF
When i execute the upload.sh it shows nothing (file is not uploaded) and does not exit auto. How to properly exit and make sure the upload is made?
ftp sftp scp upload sshpass
asked May 9 at 5:16
YumYumYum
4,3423286133
asked May 9 at 5:16
YumYumYum
4,3423286133
asked May 9 at 5:16
YumYumYum
4,3423286133
asked May 9 at 5:16
YumYumYum
4,3423286133
4,3423286133
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take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
– pynexj
May 9 at 15:06
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take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
– pynexj
May 9 at 15:06
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take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
– pynexj
May 9 at 15:06
take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
– pynexj
May 9 at 15:06
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take a look at sexpect which you can use to write Expect like scripts with shell only.
– pynexj
May 9 at 15:06