On 7/2/2014 9:35 AM, Hilgersom, Danny wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are using curl.exe as a command line tool on the Windows platform.
> For SSH FTP connections we use psftp.exe. We want to simplify our ftp
> tooling and therefore we want to use curl also as our primary SSH FTP
> tool. Form what I could find, you need to locate the public key at the
> server side. With Ppsftp this is not necessary. Could someone confirm
> this for me?
>
> Below is the command line we use when using psftp.exe:
>
> psftp.exe" -v -batch -i C:\Temp\testkey.ppk -pw <ourpass> -b
> "C:\Temp\filestoupload.txt" <user>@<host>.com
>
> Also, could someone with more knowledge then I have convert this
> command line into the command line which I should use for curl.exe?
>

To use curl sftp you'll have to convert your ppk key. Open puttygen and
load the ppk. It also contains your public key. You will see text in a
window "public key for pasting into openssh". Copy that into a file
pub.txt. It should be a single line. Then Conversions > Export OpenSSH
key and save it as priv.txt.

Then you can do this:

curl -u username:password --key priv.txt --pubkey pub.txt sftp://hostname/

Sometimes you don't need a password when authenticating with a key, if
so leave it off but you'll still need the colon:
-u username:

I don't know if you can use a command file, I took a look at the command
line options but I don't see it. You can send some limited commands
using -Q repeatedly like -Q pwd for example.
http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_QUOTE.html

There may be a way to do exactly what you want, I don't know.

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Received on 2014-07-02