I see that this question is raised before, for some years ago.
We use C$SOCKET to upload and download files from at FTP server.
One of the partners will now transfer to SFTP.
Short question:
Is this possible with C$SOCKET in newer versions?
And if so - does anyone have tips for doing it?
This should be possible. SFTP is just a different protocol than FTP, which needs to be followed. C$SOCKET is just a way to get to the socket, and nothing special.
However, I have not done this, and so have no suggestions.
This should be possible. SFTP is just a different protocol than FTP, which needs to be followed. C$SOCKET is just a way to get to the socket, and nothing special.
However, I have not done this, and so have no suggestions.
Hi!
Long time, no comment.
Is because I have not had the time to explore this.
I now have tested, but it does not seem to work right out of the box.
What I have done, is to change the code so it communicates with port 22, and I have changed the URL to match the SFTP server, and of course set the correct credentials for logon.
The answer after connect is "SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_76pl Ubuntu-4ubuntu0.3"
When I expected the code "220".
Any ideas of what else I should change?
Regards
Dagl
Hi!
Long time, no comment.
Is because I have not had the time to explore this.
I now have tested, but it does not seem to work right out of the box.
What I have done, is to change the code so it communicates with port 22, and I have changed the URL to match the SFTP server, and of course set the correct credentials for logon.
The answer after connect is "SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_76pl Ubuntu-4ubuntu0.3"
When I expected the code "220".
Any ideas of what else I should change?
Regards
Dagl
I have not studied the SFTP protocol at all, and have no suggestions of how to get this working, sorry.