Topic "Command Line interpretation"
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JKrause
Guest |
Posted: 2015-10-21 22:23
open sftp://user:password@example.com
this sample is used all over the place... And I have tried searching all over the place... But WHAT does it mean ??? The individual parts, I mean ... My best wild guess sftp:// - use SFTP user - the user ID : - separate user ID and PW password - your password @example.com - the FTP site - more realistically - secureftp.mycompany.com ?, and the @ just means, well, AT ? |
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martin
Site Admin 
Joined: 2002-12-10
Posts: 26331 Location: Prague, Czechia |
Posted: 2015-10-22
Your interpretation is correct.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/session_url The example.com is a standard hostname reserved for examples.
See RFC 6761: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6761#section-6.5 One cannot use mycompany.com as that belongs to someone.
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JKrause
Guest |
Posted: 2015-10-22 14:29
Well, yes, that was my "example" rather than my real company name
And thank you for confirming my interpretation of the command line. John |
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JKrause
Guest |
Posted: 2015-10-22 15:56
SIGH
OK, I got a secure connection, by my PUT seems to fail. Simple 2k text file SCP seems to see it as 1K, ok for that... Then sends 0.0KB/s 
And the file does not arrive Standalone client (Filezilla) with the same credentials seems to work Alt-Tab Is there a way to Register as a user in these forums? I don't see a "Register" link. Thanks |
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JKrause
Guest |
Posted: 2015-10-22 17:02
OK
Success Even though the login credentials Logg me in to the destination folder required, adding the slash-folder /destfolder/ apparently was required, anyway. I have successfully transferred data from a command line using a script file. Thank you |
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