Your sftp application is likely failing because you need to accept the
fingerprint of the server. The Putty suite caches it in the reg key:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SimonTatham\PuTTY\SshHostKeys\" You can
either prepopulate it for the server you're using or try another
application. SSH.com's scp2 app caches the info in a file that can
accompany the script. This was the solution I ended up with.
D:\scp2>tree /F /A ssh
D:\scp2\SSH
| default.ssh2
| defaultsftp.ssh2
| identification
| keymap22.map
| output.map
| RandomSeed
|
+---hostkeys
| key_22_10.2.10.208.pub
|
+---TransferLists
| defaultsftp.ssh2_Queue.txt
|
\---UserKeys
cert
cert.pub
Just call the application similar to
scp2.exe -k ssh -i userkeys/cert.ppk %filename%
%scpuser%@%scpserver%:%filename%
-Jeff
On 11 Dec 2005 19:05:38 -0000, 299bowler@gmail.com <299bowler@gmail.com>
wrote:
I'm looking to automate the transfer of files using batch SFTP I've
created the private and public keys and authorization file, yet I fail
to connect with the error message
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