sftp problem!

[sa6113]

I want to use sftp from paramiko to copy a file from a windows machine to a
Linux in the network, I use this code :

host = "LinuxComputerN ame" (or its Ip)
port = 22
transport = paramiko.Transp ort((host, port))
password = "LinuxComputerP assword"
username = "LinuxComputerU serName"

transport.conne ct(username = username, password = password)
sftp = paramiko.SFTPCl ient.from_trans port(transport)
filepath = '/home/test.jpg'
localpath = '/home/test.jpg'
sftp.get(filepa th, localpath)

sftp.close()
transport.close ()

and after runing this code I get this error:
socket.error: (10061, 'Connection refused')

What is wrong with this code?
please help me.



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[Lawrence D'Oliveiro]

Re: sftp problem!

In message <mailman.2006.1 223188361.3487. python-list@python.org >, sa6113
wrote:

host = "LinuxComputerN ame" (or its Ip)
port = 22
>
and after runing this code I get this error:
socket.error: (10061, 'Connection refused')

Did you try

sftp LinuxComputerNa me

just to confirm it's got a listener on port 22?

[sa6113]

Re: sftp problem!


what do you mean?


Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:

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In message <mailman.2006.1 223188361.3487. python-list@python.org >, sa6113
wrote:
>

>host = "LinuxComputerN ame" (or its Ip)
>port = 22
>>
>and after runing this code I get this error:
>socket.error : (10061, 'Connection refused')

>
Did you try
>
sftp LinuxComputerNa me
>
just to confirm it's got a listener on port 22?
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[Mike Hjorleifsson]

Re: sftp problem!

here is a snippet that works, you need to replace the default data or
create a database etc.. and the fields to store it
you also need to generate and share your public key to the receiving
server to avoid password prompt


# Standard library imports
import os
import sys
import time
import traceback
import paramiko


# my defaultdata is stored in a sqllite table called merchant.lib
# you can just assign values to defaultdata or recreate a database of
your own
from merchant.lib import defaultdata


# set up default values
hostname = defaultdata.def aults['hostname']
username = defaultdata.def aults['username']
password = defaultdata.def aults['password']

# paramiko required data
port = defaultdata.def aults['port']
fname = defaultdata.def aults['fname']
pathupload = defaultdata.def aults['pathupload']
pathdownload = defaultdata.def aults['pathdownload']
input_dir = defaultdata.def aults['input_dir']
output_dir = defaultdata.def aults['output_dir']
curdir = os.path.abspath (os.curdir)

# load ssh pkey you need to precreate the key and ensure the server
side
# has it in its authorized_keys
pkey_path = os.path.expandu ser('~/.ssh/id_dsa')
pkey = paramiko.DSSKey .from_private_k ey_file(pkey_pa th)

paramiko.util.l og_to_file('tra nsfer.log')
logger = paramiko.util.g et_logger('para miko')

try:
# set up connection
t = paramiko.Transp ort((hostname, port))
t.connect(usern ame=username, pkey=pkey)
sftp = paramiko.SFTPCl ient.from_trans port(t)

# upload files
files = [file for file in os.listdir(outp ut_dir)
if file.endswith(' .txt')]
logger.info("UP LOAD FILES %s" % files)
os.chdir(output _dir)
for file in files:
sftp.put(file, os.path.join(pa thupload, file))
os.rename(file, file + '.old')

# download files
response_files = [file for file in sftp.listdir(pa thdownload)
if file.startswith ('DISCOVER_RESP ONSE_')]

logger.info("RE SPOSE FILES: %s" % response_files)
os.chdir(os.pat h.join(curdir, input_dir))
for file in response_files:
file_path = os.path.join(pa thdownload, file)
sftp.get(file_p ath, file)
sftp.remove(fil e_path)


# close connection
t.close()

[sa6113]

Re: sftp problem!


Dear Mike,
Thanks for your help, but I am new in paramiko,would you please help me
more?

May I connect to server by password insted of private key? How?
I used this code:
....
t.auth_password (username, password, event)
....
but I received this error :
paramiko.SSHExc eption : No existing session

I think my problem is in authentication, Do you think I have to use pycrypto
module or something like that??

If not would you please tell me how should I precreate the key and ensure
the server
side has it in its authorized_keys ? How do I share that as I mentioned it
before I am using two different platforms?

Thanks.



Mike Hjorleifsson wrote:

>
here is a snippet that works, you need to replace the default data or
create a database etc.. and the fields to store it
you also need to generate and share your public key to the receiving
server to avoid password prompt
>
>
# Standard library imports
import os
import sys
import time
import traceback
import paramiko
>
>
# my defaultdata is stored in a sqllite table called merchant.lib
# you can just assign values to defaultdata or recreate a database of
your own
from merchant.lib import defaultdata
>
>
# set up default values
hostname = defaultdata.def aults['hostname']
username = defaultdata.def aults['username']
password = defaultdata.def aults['password']
>
# paramiko required data
port = defaultdata.def aults['port']
fname = defaultdata.def aults['fname']
pathupload = defaultdata.def aults['pathupload']
pathdownload = defaultdata.def aults['pathdownload']
input_dir = defaultdata.def aults['input_dir']
output_dir = defaultdata.def aults['output_dir']
curdir = os.path.abspath (os.curdir)
>
# load ssh pkey you need to precreate the key and ensure the server
side
# has it in its authorized_keys
pkey_path = os.path.expandu ser('~/.ssh/id_dsa')
pkey = paramiko.DSSKey .from_private_k ey_file(pkey_pa th)
>
paramiko.util.l og_to_file('tra nsfer.log')
logger = paramiko.util.g et_logger('para miko')
>
try:
# set up connection
t = paramiko.Transp ort((hostname, port))
t.connect(usern ame=username, pkey=pkey)
sftp = paramiko.SFTPCl ient.from_trans port(t)
>
# upload files
files = [file for file in os.listdir(outp ut_dir)
if file.endswith(' .txt')]
logger.info("UP LOAD FILES %s" % files)
os.chdir(output _dir)
for file in files:
sftp.put(file, os.path.join(pa thupload, file))
os.rename(file, file + '.old')
>
# download files
response_files = [file for file in sftp.listdir(pa thdownload)
if file.startswith ('DISCOVER_RESP ONSE_')]
>
logger.info("RE SPOSE FILES: %s" % response_files)
os.chdir(os.pat h.join(curdir, input_dir))
for file in response_files:
file_path = os.path.join(pa thdownload, file)
sftp.get(file_p ath, file)
sftp.remove(fil e_path)
>
>
# close connection
t.close()
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