SFTP Renommer le fichier pour ajouter la date

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OriginalL'auteur

Vous pouvez le faire via la ligne de commande? Les options existent pour exécuter sftp...

sftp [[user@]host[:file [file]]]

...de sorte que vous pouvez exécuter...

export WHEN=`date +%m%d%y`
sftp theUser@theHost:filename$WHEN.txt filename.txt <<-!
thePassword
!

OriginalL'auteur dacracot

#Establish a local variable to store the LOGINID to be used
export USERID=xxxxx                                                  
#Establish a local variable to store the Path/file location on Remote machine
export REMOTEPATH=/some/path/   
#Establish a local variable to store the NAME of the remote Server
export TARGET=192.168.0.xx
#Establish a local variable to store the new component of the file name (in
#this case, a modification of Date)
export WHEN=`date +%m%d%y`                                                  
#Demonstrate that the USERID variable is set properly by echoing it out to the
#StandardOut
echo "User "$USERID                                               
#Demonstrate that the TARGET variable is set properly by echoing it out to the
#StandardOut
echo "Target Server: "$TARGET                              
#Demonstrate that the REMOTEPATH /server variable is set properly by echoing
#it out to the StandardOut
echo "Target Path "$REMOTEPATH                                    
#Demonstrate that the WHEN /date name modication variable is set properly by
#echoing it out to the StandardOut
echo "Date component of file "$WHEN                                  
#Just echo out that we're about to do something useful
echo "Sending file to REMOTE"                                        
#Simulate the user typing out a command by using the "echo" command.  We use
#the $REMOTEPATH and $WHEN variables to modify "what the user types" but when
#we're done, echo passes information into SFTP just like the user were sitting
#there typing in the #commands.  In this case, it should send in 
#"put /local/path/file /some/path/fileName09092009.txt"
#That is provided as the command list to sftp because of the single "-" that 
#says "get my list of commands from standard-input"  The -vvv is for verbose 
#(lots of diagnostics) and then the $USERID@$TARGET uses the USERID and TARGET
#variables to connect as user-at-server for the exchange.
#A passwordless SSH authentication is already in place, so no password 
#is needed.
echo "put  /local/path/file $REMOTEPATH/fileName$WHEN.txt " | \
    sftp -b - -vvv $USERID@$TARGET
#Just echo out that we're about to do the next step and change file
#permissions.
echo "Changing file Permissions on REMOTE"                
echo "Done"                                          

OriginalL'auteur