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Re: Sftp return code problem

from [Darren Tucker] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Re: Sftp return code problem
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:30:29 +1100 
Dony Pierre wrote:

We want to use sftp in batch and we have a problem with the return code
openssh sftp retuns. If for example, you try to get/pit a file that does
not exist, you will receive a rc = 0. 

We have tested sftp -b test.txt -oBatchMode=yes donypie@10.33.2.142
2>debug.log

and then analyze debug.log with a perl BUT it will be a lot of work !.

Does anybody know how we can resolve this problem ? 


What OpenSSH version is this, and what's the content of "test.txt"?
Current version seems to behave OK.

$ cat test.txt
put nosuch /tmp/tmp2
$ sftp -b test.txt -obatchmode=yes localhost
sftp> put nosuch /tmp/tmp2
File "nosuch" not found.
$ echo $?
1

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