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On 04-Dec-2015 09:56 -0600, Jan Grove Vejlstrup wrote:
I want to use sFTP to move all files from the remote-directory
export to the remote-directory export/archive. I have tried to do
this with this command:
rename export/* export/archive/*
but it doesn't work.
What about trying that rename request, slightly modified, having
omitted the asterisk on the second argument of the rename?
<<SNIP>>
How could I get the files moved?
Given the expressed desire for the use of the SSH FTP, i.e. per
mention of the sftp utility, does the possibility exist instead, to use
the ssh utility to issue a "mv export/* export/archive/" request at the
remote server? Perhaps using the absolute path specification, if
required; i.e. in case, perhaps, the sftp might establish a different CD
on the remote server than what just SSH would?
Or perhaps just ask someone at the remote server to do whatever it
requires to effect that /move/ of those files :-)
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