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SFTP - 'put' doing an 'mput'
Hi guys,
I'm having a problem with F-Secure Unix. When I try a simple command; sftp> put local.test remote.test I expect that the local file local.test would be copied to the remote file remote.test However sftp is attempting to copy local.test & remote.test from the local machine, as if I had run an mput command. If I create a local file called remote.test - it successfully copies both files to the remote box. Is this just a quirk of F-Secure ? If so is there any way to rename a file on the sftp command line ? If possible I'd like to avoid wrapping this in a script to rename the file locally. Thanks in advance. |
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