Copying files to Sftp folder via command line or commands?

[kerem]

Hi

Is there a way to copy selected file to a certain Sftp(existing) directory via command line or command way?

I have the Sftp plugin working well with Sftp servers. What I want is to be able to select a file and copy it to a certain folder on a Sftp server without opening the Sftp tab and browsing to that particular folder.

[ghisler(Author)]

No, Total Commander is an interactive tool only. Maybe you can achieve it with Putty or some other SFTP tool. Does anyone here know such a tool which works on the command line?

[kerem]

Ghisler thanks for the follow up. I will look into a hack with mix of AHK and Bash I think.

[Sob]

PuTTY homepage has command line SFTP/SCP clients (psftp.exe/pscp.exe).

[acherem]

HI guys,
just checking if nothing has changed since this thread was active - still no way to trigger sftp download via command line via the plugin?
Thank you,
Alex

[ghisler(Author)]

Why not use the PuTTY SCP client as user Sob suggested?

[acherem]

Sure can do this we like TC because it one stop shop for heaps of nice features - that's the reason i guess. Thank you for the amazing tool!

[Stefan2]

PuTTY homepage has command line SFTP/SCP clients (psftp.exe/pscp.exe).

Sure can do this we like TC because it one stop shop for heaps of nice features - that's the reason i guess. Thank you for the amazing tool!

But TC can support you utilizing a command line tool by providing parameter for the selected files ,... or like that.
Next you can executed that from own created button or User-defined command plus the possibility to add an keyboard shortcut.




 

[nsp]

Sure can do this we like TC because it one stop shop for heaps of nice features - that's the reason i guess. Thank you for the amazing tool!

AS said TC is driven by the user interaction. I never close my TC window and do many background task, sync,..
I also use a lot of console tools but mostly driven by TC to fill parameter, lists,....

[Stefan2]

Butter bei die Fische!


https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/putty-manuals/0.68/Chapter5.html
So to copy the local file c:\documents\foo.txt to the server example.com as user fred to the file /tmp/foo you would type:
pscp c:\documents\foo.txt fred@example.com:/tmp/foo



With TC use an button like:
Command: "Tools\PuTTY\pscp"
Parameters: %P%N fred@example.com:/tmp/foo
Start path:
Icon: "Tools\PuTTY\pscp"
Tooltip: pSCP selected file to /tmp/foo


May need some adjustment, but basically that's it.



 

[acherem]

Thank you Stefan & Team,
wrote a script with psftp.