The way to upload files for SSH/SFTP

Question

_{Monday, July 29, 2019 12:32 PM}

Hi,

I'm trying to figure it out some kind of solution for SSH/SFTP upload. Everything i need is to be able to use Windows Task scheduler to run and upload something. 

But there is just so much out there, I am not sure were to start. Everything seem so overwhelming.

Can you guys show me where I should start ?

All replies (2)

_{Monday, July 29, 2019 1:04 PM ✅Answered}

Hi,

You can create a simple .NET C# Console Application, add the SSH.NET NuGet package and look at https://github.com/sshnet/SSH.NET/ for some samples on how to actually upload files.

Kind regards,

Johnny Hooyberghs

_{Tuesday, July 30, 2019 2:33 AM}

For using SSH and relative protocols: SSH.NET Library
If commercial tools are on your consideration list, you may want to take a look at the Ultimate SFTP

// Create a new instance.
Sftp client = new Sftp();
// Connect to the SFTP server.
client.Connect("localhost");
// Authenticate.
client.Authenticate("test", "test");
// ...
// Upload all files and subdirectories from local folder 'c:\temp' to the remote dir '/temp'
client.UploadFiles("c:\\temp", "/temp");
// Upload all directories, subdirectories, and files that match the specified search pattern from local folder 'c:\myfolder2' to remote folder '/myfolder2'.
client.UploadFiles("c:\\myfolder2", "/myfolder2", "*.cs");
// or you can simply put wildcard masks in the source path, our component will automatically parse it.
// upload all *.css files from local folder 'c:\myfolder2' to remote folder '/myfolder2'.
client.UploadFiles("c:\\myfolder2\\*.css", "/myfolder2");
// Upload *.cs and *.vb files from local folder 'c:\myfolder2' to remote folder '/myfolder2'.
client.UploadFiles("c:\\myfolder2\\*.cs;*.vb", "/myfolder2");
// ...
// Disconnect.
client.Disconnect();

Take a look at this example