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i want to sftp to a server
Hi all,
I want to sftp to a server called serverB. I want to do it via a running a script. The code i have written is that.. sftp -v x.x.x.x << EOF user username password cd dir1 bin mget * bye EOF But it is not at all working and even it is asking for password. Can any one help me regarding this. Thank U Naree 
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Another option would be if you are getting the entire contents of the directory, like in your example, is just to do an scp -r on that directory. Then you would get it all and it a one line command and easily scriptable. Also better to set up pub/priv keys for SSH too instead of putting the user name and password in the script.
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