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Grant wrote: | I need to ftp different text files to different systems (google, | yahoo, etc.), and I'd like to be able to set up a cron job so it is | done automatically every day. I'm also concerned about sending my | password for these systems over the internet in clear text. A | previous thread tells me wput can ftp files with a single command and | sftp can send files securely. Can sftp send files securely with a | single command? I would just emerge it and figure it out but it has a | long list of dev-perl dependencies for me. Does anyone use sftp like | that? |
sftp is part of ssh, unless you have ssh accounts on these system you will not be able to use it. To allow sftp to work without the need for a passwd you need have you public key in the system that is to receive it and public key must be in the file ~/.ssh2/authorization on the machine you are trying to access. As far as I know google and yahoo does not have this capability.
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