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01-17-2008 12:30 PM
01-17-2008 12:30 PM
SFTP without prompting password
Is there a way that I can sftp from a HPUX box to windows server without prompting for password? I would like to use one command line to complete files transfer without any human interaction.
Thank you
Ashan
Thank you
Ashan
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01-17-2008 12:59 PM
01-17-2008 12:59 PM
Re: SFTP without prompting password
yes. first you will need to install PuTTY on the PC.
generate and save a set of keys on the PC. Copy the "public key" to the HPUX box (same steps as "Passwordless" login).
then on the PC create a file containing whatever ftp commands are needed (cd, get, put, bye...same as ftp)
the command line in window is:
psftp -b -i
generate and save a set of keys on the PC. Copy the "public key" to the HPUX box (same steps as "Passwordless" login).
then on the PC create a file containing whatever ftp commands are needed (cd, get, put, bye...same as ftp)
the command line in window is:
psftp -b
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01-17-2008 01:00 PM
01-17-2008 01:00 PM
Re: SFTP without prompting password
well, thats the wrong way around for what you asked....
might have better luck in a windows forum
might have better luck in a windows forum
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01-17-2008 01:58 PM
01-17-2008 01:58 PM
Re: SFTP without prompting password
I know nothing, but I assume that you need to
set up the usual SSH key files on the client
and server systems. (Hint: Testing using
"ssh [-v]" is probably easier than with
"sftp".) The SSH documentation on each
system should explain things. A Forum search
for SSH should find several explanations for
HP-UX. For Windows, I can't offer (even
this) much help.
set up the usual SSH key files on the client
and server systems. (Hint: Testing using
"ssh [-v]" is probably easier than with
"sftp".) The SSH documentation on each
system should explain things. A Forum search
for SSH should find several explanations for
HP-UX. For Windows, I can't offer (even
this) much help.
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