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Set-SCPFile - Different Destination Filename
In version 1.7: "On Set-SCPFile the parameter RemoteFile is now changed to RemotePath and one only needs to give the Path to where to copy the file."
A consequence of this change is that if you want the destination filename to differ from the source, you now have to copy the file and then rename it. This extra step is time consuming when dealing with large numbers of files.
Would it be possible to reinstate the ability to specify a different destination file name?
Will add it as a feature request
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On Jun 9, 2017, at 8:42 PM, thecliguy [email protected] wrote:
In version 1.7: "On Set-SCPFile the parameter RemoteFile is now changed to RemotePath and one only needs to give the Path to where to copy the file."
A consequence of this change is that if you want the destination filename to differ from the source, you now have to copy the file and then rename it. This extra step is time consuming when dealing with large numbers of files.
Would it be possible to reinstate the ability to specify a different destination file name?
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None at the moment. Working on the .Net 2.0 core version
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implemented it in to the next release 2.1, I should have it out next week
It is in the PS gallery already
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On Feb 7, 2019, at 6:30 AM, thecliguy [email protected] wrote:
@darkoperator Just wondered if you're planning to release 2.1 soon?
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Ah OK, so you don't publish releases on Github anymore? https://github.com/darkoperator/Posh-SSH/releases
Need tondo that. Thanks for reminding me
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On Feb 7, 2019, at 7:56 AM, thecliguy [email protected] wrote:
Ah OK, so you don't publish releases on Github anymore? https://github.com/darkoperator/Posh-SSH/releases
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This doesn't seem to work in 2.1.
:>Set-SFTPFile -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Localfile "file.csv" -RemotePath "newfile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv VERBOSE: Uploading to newfile.csv/file.csv on sftp.site.com Set-SFTPFile : newfile.csv does not exist.
:> Get-Module Posh-SSH
ModuleType Version Name ExportedCommands
Manifest 2.1 Posh-SSH {Get-SCPFile, Get-SCPFolder, Get-SCPItem, Get-SFTPFile...}
Can you try Set-SFTPItem? The Set-SFTPFile one will be deprecated im the next releaee
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On Apr 2, 2019, at 11:28 AM, Matt Houston [email protected] wrote:
This doesn't seem to work in 2.1.
:>Set-SFTPFile -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Localfile "file.csv" -RemotePath "newfile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv VERBOSE: Uploading to newfile.csv/file.csv on sftp.site.com Set-SFTPFile : newfile.csv does not exist.
:> Get-Module Posh-SSH
ModuleType Version Name ExportedCommands
Manifest 2.1 Posh-SSH {Get-SCPFile, Get-SCPFolder, Get-SCPItem, Get-SFTPFile...}
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Set-SFTPItem. Does not work either. I also noticed this issue is for Set-SCPFile, not Set-SFTPFile... sorry for the confusion. I think it would be nice to have this for SFTP too.
PS D:\TEMP> Set-SFTPItem -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Path "file.csv" -Destination "newFile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv to newFile.csv Set-SFTPItem : newFile.csv does not exist.
PS D:\TEMP> Set-SFTPItem -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Path "file.csv" -Destination "/newFile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv to /newFile.csv Set-SFTPItem : /newFile.csv does not exist.
@darkoperator Just a reminder to publish the latest release on Github: https://github.com/darkoperator/Posh-SSH/releases
I tend to do releases directly to the gallery. Any reason for pushing them to GitHub? I tend to not support manual installs.
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Set-SFTPItem. Does not work either. I also noticed this issue is for Set-SCPFile, not Set-SFTPFile... sorry for the confusion. I think it would be nice to have this for SFTP too.
PS D:\TEMP> Set-SFTPItem -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Path "file.csv" -Destination "newFile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv to newFile.csv Set-SFTPItem : newFile.csv does not exist.
PS D:\TEMP> Set-SFTPItem -SFTPSession $sftpSession -Path "file.csv" -Destination "/newFile.csv" VERBOSE: Uploading D:\TEMP\file.csv to /newFile.csv Set-SFTPItem : /newFile.csv does not exist.
You need to specify the Path not the file name on the target host. If you want a new file name on the target you can use the NewName parameter.
''' PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> help Set-SCPItem -Examples
NAME Set-SCPItem
SYNOPSIS Upload an item, either file or directory to a remote system via SCP.
Example 1
PS C:\> Set-SCPItem -ComputerName 192.168.1.169 -Credential carlos -Path .\testcode -Destination /tmp -Verbose
VERBOSE: Using SSH Username and Password authentication for connection.
VERBOSE: Fingerprint for 192.168.1.169: 5a:a3:85:c6:63:83:6b:6c:2a:8f:9b:44:20:70:eb:7c
VERBOSE: Fingerprint matched trusted fingerprint for host 192.168.1.169
VERBOSE: Connection successful
VERBOSE: Uploading: C:\testcode
VERBOSE: Destination: /tmp/testcode
Uploade a directory to the target folder.
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> help Set-SCPItem -Parameter Path
-Path <String> Path of the item to upload.
Required? true
Position? 2
Default value None
Accept pipeline input? True (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters? false
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> help Set-SCPItem -Parameter NewName
-NewName <String> New name for the item on the destination path.
Required? false
Position? named
Default value None
Accept pipeline input? True (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters? false
'''
@darkoperator Perhaps you ought to add a note the Readme.md to say that you do not intend to publish any further releases to Github - because to the casual browser of the project it gives the impression of not having had a release since 2017.
