ftp-transfer | facilitated ftp transfers | FTP library

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ftp-transfer is a Ruby library typically used in Networking, FTP applications. ftp-transfer has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

facilitated ftp transfers

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xmlstarlet select iteratively multiple occurences of same tag

End of file error for phpseclib for any file get

Splatting Arguments directly (w/o saving them in a temp variable)

bash sh script for remote backups

QUESTION

xmlstarlet select iteratively multiple occurences of same tag

Asked 2021-Feb-11 at 13:37

I am trying to select attribute values within multiple occurrences of same tag using xmlstarlet within a for loop ,but the $i in the iteration is not taking value as expected , I am referencing it as "$i" with escape characters within the -m ' ' , but it does not seem to be interpreting it correctly , not sure how I should approach this problem :

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 13:37

Doesn't work because $i inside a single-quoted string isn't evaluated by the shell.

If you replace '//JOB[\"$i\"]' with '//JOB['"$i"']' it'll do what you ask.

Rather than invoking xmlstarlet 16 times why not list matches in the first 16 JOB elements one per line (-n for newline):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66151111

QUESTION

End of file error for phpseclib for any file get

Asked 2020-Jul-01 at 08:01

I'm getting a NET_SFTP_STATUS_EOF: End of file error for any file downloaded from a particular SFTP Server using phpseclib. A similar question was asked here though I don't think it has any resolution.

Oddly though, all the files seem to be importing correctly and with the same file size, however, the error is still produced and is making me slightly concerned as it is crucial these files are imported correctly.

I'm using the latest version of phpseclib and PHP 7.3. I've attached a the file I'm trying to download here (which does seem to download correctly but produces this error) and the SFTP dump using define('NET_SSH2_LOGGING', 3) here.

Any help for why phpseclib is producing this error would be much appreciated.

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Answered 2020-Jul-01 at 08:01

It's not an issue.

phpseclib downloads files in chunks of 32kb. Each download request an SFTP client sends is followed up with a download response from the SFTP server. To speed things up phpseclib sends 32x download requests and then reads the 32x download responses. It turns out that this is faster than interleaving them (eg. send 1x download request and read 1x download response). This is configurable through the NET_SFTP_QUEUE_SIZE constant.

32kb x 32 = 1mb. So basically phpseclib sends download requests in batches of 1mb. If the file isn't exactly between x mb - 32kb and x mb (Where x is a whole number) then the last batch of 32x download requests will be too many.

In theory phpseclib could look at the size of the file before downloading it so that the number of download requests for the last batch is exact but what if you're downloading from a device? eg. /dev/null or /dev/urandom or whatever? At that point stat will say that the filesize is 0.

What phpseclib does, instead of looking at the filesize, is that it reads until the response isn't a download response but instead a download "status". eg. "end of file".

I could go on as to why the download requests are 32kb vs another size or why only 32x are downloaded at a time (vs. 64 or whatever) but, sufficient to say, this is the expected behavior and it's nothing to be alarmed about.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62671036

QUESTION

Splatting Arguments directly (w/o saving them in a temp variable)

Asked 2018-Dec-27 at 15:45

I got a hashtable with connection-data for various (S)FTP-Connections. Thanks to the Module "WinSCP" I can easily create sessions for (S)FTP-Transfers

Currently I'm saving the Hastable-result in a temporary variable $arguments and use this variable for the splatting afterwards

Even if it's just one line of code that could be spared: is there a way to avoid the variable $arguments?

Sample-Hashtable:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Dec-27 at 15:45

If you are willing to modify that cmdlet, you can achieve something similar by adding ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName switch to it's parameters. Thus you can feed parameters from pipe.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53946443

QUESTION

bash sh script for remote backups

Asked 2018-Jul-12 at 12:09

I have an issue on a server whereby on occassion automated backups from the server to a remote host fails.

Currently this leaves me with no recent backups and with a pile of .tar.gz files taking up a large amount of space on the server.

My current process for correcting this when it happens is to manually Putty in and command line FTP these files across individually. This is time consuming and tedious.

I want to write a .sh script I can upload to the folder and tell the server to put across each .tar.gz file in the folder. I can't transfer the folder as a whole but simply each file in it, as some files are already transported correctly, etc.

I found this question which shows a script that worked for this question asker but I need to adjust parts of this script and I do not know (am not confident enough) with .sh instructions to do this, and also am wary of screwing up anything server side.

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Answered 2018-Jul-12 at 12:09

After some work I found a few issues to be careful of and fix:

1) In order to run, .sh files need to be "enabled" with chmod on the server.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51280595

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