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  • April 4, 2006 at 3:31 pm #48450
    David Savage
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      I am trying to connect to a server over SSH2.  Does anyone have an example of a tcl or shell script that will allow for automated secure cp or ftp to a server with dsa key passphrase and server login supplied.

      Thanks Dave

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      • April 6, 2006 at 4:09 pm #58666
        Bakha Nurzhanov
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          Hi David – take a look at attached script. It will go into Write TPS of the UPOC protocol. Drop me a message if you need further clarifications.

          Here is a snippet of the NetConfig:

             { PROTOCOL {

                 { READINTERVAL 5 }

                 { READTPS {

                     { ARGS {} }

                     { PROCS {} }

                 } }

                 { TYPE upoc }

                 { WRITETPS {

                     { ARGS {{{SFTPSERVER name_or_ip_address} {SFTPUSER user_name} {SFTPPWD secret_password} {EXPECTSN mc_expect}}} }

                     { PROCS upoc_sftp_out }

                 } }

             } }

        • September 22, 2006 at 4:08 pm #58667
          Max Drown (Infor)
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            Quote:

            It will go into Write TPS of the UPOC protocol.

            What exactly does that mean?

            -- Max Drown (Infor)

          • September 27, 2006 at 5:24 pm #58668
            Bakha Nurzhanov
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              Max Drown wrote:

              Quote:

              It will go into Write TPS of the UPOC protocol.

              What exactly does that mean?


              Max – drop me an e-mail and we can chat.

              Bakha Nurzhanov

              Valley Medical Center

              bakha@valleymed.org

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