apollowebdesigns :
How can I send files from a Linux machine to an sftp server that were created 1 minute ago?
I have tried using find, but I’m not sure how to pipe it through to sftp?
I have tried something like below
find | sftp {user}@{host}:{remote_dir} <<< $'put {local_file_path}'
But I don’t know how to pipe the files created one minute ago into the sftp command.
I cannot install additional packages as the Linux machine is not connected to the internet.
Sorin :
Assuming you don't have strange file names:
$ find -mmin -10 | sed 's/^/put /' | sftp -b - [email protected]
sftp> put ./16/test00116.gz
sftp> put ./20200113.gz
sftp> put ./log20200128.gz
-b -- read a batch file from stdinsed 's/^/put /'- prefix each file with the put command.
A bit more robust, removing the uploaded file before trying to put the new one, and making sure sftp doesn't exit on error:
$ find -mmin -10 -exec basename -- "{}" \; -print | sed '1~2s/^/-rm /;0~2s/^/-put /' | sftp -b - [email protected]
sftp> -rm exisingfile20200102.gz
sftp> -put ./2/existingfile20200102.gz
sftp> -rm newfile20200121.gz
Couldn't delete file: No such file or directory
sftp> -put ./21/newfile20200121.gz
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