Re: Writing a SFTP script from a RPG program

What is the difference between sftp in qshell and FTP in the command line
with PORT *secure?


On 02/02/2017 01:19 PM, Michael Ryan wrote:

Here's how I invoke sftp from CL:

CHGVAR VAR(&SFTPCMD) VALUE('/QOpenSys/usr/bin/' +
*CAT &SFTP *BCAT '-vvv -b +
/<somedir>/Script/<somescript>.txt' *BCAT +
<somehost> *BCAT '>> +
/<somedir><somelogfile>.txt 2>&1')

QSH CMD(&SFTPCMD)

<somescript> is on the IFS in a directory. You could use the IFS routines
to write the script file, or write the command to a phsyical file and use
CPYTOSTMF to copy it to the IFS. You could probably use your existing FTP
script program. Both FTP and sFTP use gets and puts and stuff.

On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 11:08 AM, Guy Henza <guyhenza@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a RPG program writing a FTP script and executing it. Now

management says it needs to be SFTP.

I understand that it runs from QSH and it runs on the IFS.

I will not be in charge of getting SFTP working just the program to write
and execute the script.

Does anyone have any sample code they would be willing to share?


Regards,

Guy Henza
guyhenza@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:guyhenza@xxxxxxxxxxx>

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