Le 01/08/2013 09:58, Michael Schnell a écrit :
On 08/01/2013 07:48 AM, Richard Mace wrote:
I am needing to add the ability to my Lazarus application to copy
files to a linux server.
Assuming that my application will be run on Windows, what's the best
way of copying files to and from a Linux box?
Ignoring the Subject I's just recommend a file sharing protocol such
as CIFS.
I agree with Michael. On one hand you can configure a SaMBa server in
the Linux box which then can be accessed like any other windows machine
using the UNC naming syntax.
On the other hand you can use an SSH compliant component anyway. Like
Indy 10 that I use since a few years. It compiles and runs under Lazarus
(some minor changes are needed though for a successful compilation).
This method is a little bit more difficult to implement and quite tricky
but it works.
I use the traditional pair login/password for identification. The SSH
Indy component and the Linux box manage themselves the SSH encrytion
protocol
Antonio.
But if you need to use SSH, I do know how this might work (i.e. you
need to start (e.g.) "cp" on the target via SSH), but I don't know any
pascal code that uses SSH.
I've heard that the pgp command in putty might work, but I was just
wondering if there was a component for Lazarus that would make things
easier?
Putty in fact can do ssh. AFAIK, ssh uses pgp as it's encryption
algorithm.
-Michael
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