How to use SFTP Commands to Copy Files to/from a Server
Learn how to use SFTP on the command line to copy files and folders to and from an SFTP server. This tutorial will work on any operating system where the SFTP command is installed including Windows, Linux, and Mac.
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by Tony Teaches Tech
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SFTP connectivity must be through exchange of keys not through password, if it’s password then SFTP and FTP doesn’t bring much change.
Thank you! This is very good and straightforward
How to pass date parameter in sftp put command. Could anyone knows please reply
Pretty straightforward video. Now I would like to make enquiry about moving files from one remote server to another remote server without having to download the files to your PC
nice
Thank you so much for this video. It was really clear and straightforward.
Please help me with command to copy files in background.I have big file sizes
Very nice explain. 👏🏿
Thats a very good tutorial 😀
This is exactly what I was looking for and it worked! Thank you! All the helps forums I read said use "mput"?
is there a way with sftp to download the file only if the folder exists?
On Windows, where can I find the downloaded files?
So helpful!!
you're a legend
Thank you so much for this video. It was exactly what I was looking for.
could you make a script to move file from ftp to local dir
Awesome Tony 🙂
Good tutorial
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Anyone can tell me command for folder transfer on sftp server