Re: destination directory has spaces in name
put -nopermissions -nopreservetime "\\WSIPR2\GSAP\ULTIPRO\EXPORT\Delta\*.txt" "/home/G4S Government Solutions/"
(note the slash at the end of remote path)
- martin
(note the slash at the end of remote path)
Post a reply
Topic review
(note the slash at the end of remote path)
- krypto69
got it
the answer was :
option batch on
option confirm off
open sftp://<edited_by_admin>:22 -hostkey="ssh-dss 1024 37:61:2d:68:24:65:39:88:c6:46:53:19:42:66:4f:64"
cd "/home/G4S Government Solutions"
put -nopermissions -nopreservetime \\WSIPR2\GSAP\ULTIPRO\EXPORT\Delta\*.txt
close
exit
option batch on
option confirm off
open sftp://<edited_by_admin>:22 -hostkey="ssh-dss 1024 37:61:2d:68:24:65:39:88:c6:46:53:19:42:66:4f:64"
cd "/home/G4S Government Solutions"
put -nopermissions -nopreservetime \\WSIPR2\GSAP\ULTIPRO\EXPORT\Delta\*.txt
close
exit
- krypto69
destination directory has spaces in name
Hi,
I have the script file below. It connects to the remote SFTP site but gives the error:
"Cannot overwrite remote file '/home/G4S Government Solutions'.
I think my syntax is incorrect around the destination folder (because it has spaces?)
Here's my script file:
I have the script file below. It connects to the remote SFTP site but gives the error:
"Cannot overwrite remote file '/home/G4S Government Solutions'.
I think my syntax is incorrect around the destination folder (because it has spaces?)
Here's my script file:
option batch on
option confirm off
open sftp://<edited_by_admin>:22 -hostkey="ssh-dss 1024 37:61:2d:68:24:65:39:88:c6:46:53:19:42:66:4f:64"
put -nopermissions -nopreservetime "\\WSIPR2\GSAP\ULTIPRO\EXPORT\Delta\*.txt" "/home/G4S Government Solutions"
exit