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--- technote:sftp [2019/04/19 22:43] – [Using TMSS10SFTP] Gerard Nicol
+++ technote:sftp [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 This comes in handy when downloading files from Iron Mountain as they only provide time-stamped files requiring the user to know the name of the file to be downloaded in advance.
-Documentation for TMSS10SFTP can be found [[cli:tmss10sftp|here]].
+Documentation for ''TMSS10SFTP'' can be found [[cli:tmss10sftp|here]].
 ==== Using sshpass and sftp ====
 The Linux ''sftp'' command does not provide an argument to specify a password. If you do not want to configure keys for the transfer, you can install the ''sshpass'' program.
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 [root@corp-01 ~]# yum install sshpass
 Last metadata expiration check: 0:04:14 ago on Fri 19 Apr 2019 04:22:49 PM MDT.
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 Complete!
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 Once ''sshpass'' is installed, you can call ''sshpass'', pass the password and then pass the ''sftp'' command string as an argument.
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 [root@corp-01 ~]# sshpass -p "password" sftp user@server.tapetrack.com <<< "put drm.csv upload/drm.csv"
 Connected to server.tapetrack.com.
 sftp> put drm.csv upload/drm.csv
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+</code>
+===== Windows =====
+Windows users wanting to send files via SFTP can use the ''TMSS10SFTP'' command (installed as part of the TapeTrack Server Utilities package), or a third-party program such as [[https://winscp.net | WinSCP]].
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