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Hello,
I want to use a shell-script to transfer data over sftp. I donīt find a way to login in automatically. I tried to send the password in a script like possible with ftp sftp user@server << cmd password cd /distant/directory lcd /local/directoryget ssh_install get ( or put) your files quit cmd It doesnīt work. So I tried to use a public key (Public key authentication). But now I always have to write the passphrase - same problem again. How is it possible to connect withput password or phrase? Thanks! Oliver |
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