"Matt Herzog" <[email protected]> wrote
Yes, that is exactly what I wanted, os.listdir. But now I have another
issue:
specifying the remote dir. When I login to the sftp server and type pwd:
sftp> pwd
Remote working directory: /
Is what I see.
OK, so either you have to change dir on the remote machine(via sftp)
or you use the / directory.
Also, I don't think I want "join" in the below, do I? Why do I want to
"join" the two dirs?
I'm not sure whether you should use join either. I think the first agument
should be the path not the fuill filename, but I may be wrong. But at least
you need to pass '/' as your path.
sftp.get(os.path.join(dir_path, f), f)
dir_path = '/'
sftp.get(dir_path, f)
If that doesn't work put the join back in...
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