If I am to implement it, It'd better be automatic and transparent to the user. I'm talking server side here.

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îàú: Smith, Eli [mailto:eli.smith@eds.com]
ðùìç: â 23 ñôèîáø 2008 21:41
àì: Eli Shemer
ðåùà: RE: sftp after upload

Have you tried ! Space and your desired command?


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From: listbounce@securityfocus.com [mailto:listbounce@securityfocus.com] On Behalf Of Eli Shemer
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 11:03 AM
To: secureshell@securityfocus.com
Subject: sftp after upload

Hey there,

Is there some way to make sftp run an arbitrary command after a file upload ? *security aside..
Similar to proftpd's mod_exec module.

I'm using debian 4 but I've installed openssh-5.1p1 from source.

Thanks.

Eli Shemer wrote:
> If I am to implement it, It'd better be automatic and transparent to the
> user. I'm talking server side here.

You might batch 'scp' (upload) and 'ssh' (run your desired commands). At
the UNIX command line, something like:

scp foo nyname@bar.com;ssh -l myname bar.com "my-command"
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