Greetings, David Spector. In reply to Your message dated Monday, January 25, 2021, 17:04:50, > Dear Scott, > SFTP using just username and password is almost as insecure as FTP (it > may encrypt the file contents during transfer but probably does not > encrypt the filename or metadata, and it fails to use the RSA protocol). That's ridiculous. Please use google at least before spewing such nonsense. > In any case, I have already experimented with the example you cite > unsuccessfully. > I do appreciate your participation, but I am looking for a complete > working example as described in my original question. In other words, you are looking for a work done for you by somebody else for free. > You are omitting the heart of SFTP, which is using a private key > successfully. Modern file encryption needs a private key for security, > and it is here that most examples fail to work. That's just as ridiculous as comparing SFTP (which uses SSH protocol at core) to FTP or even FTPS. They are inherently different protocols. And you are unable to read documentation even being directly pointed to a specific function. -- Sincerely Yours, Andrey Repin <anrdaemon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
