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1. Copying a file in sftp with jsch library    stackoverflow.com

import com.jcraft.jsch.*;

public class App {
public static void main(String args[]) {
    JSch jsch = new JSch();
    Session session = null;
    try {
  ...

2. j2ssh remote to remote file transfer    stackoverflow.com

Following code is working fine for localhost to remote server. But my application runs on seperate server so i need to pick files from remote1 server and then put it in ...

3. Upload file in binary mode using Orion SSH2    stackoverflow.com

Does someone know how to upload a file using binary transfer mode using Orion SSH (a Java library, formerly Ganymed SSH)?

4. How can I duplicate files on a remote server in Java?    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to find a way to duplicate a series of files/folders from one section on a server, to a new directory on the same server. I looked into doing this ...

5. Communicating with an SSH Server for file access using pure Java    stackoverflow.com

I'm writing a program in Java using the sockets to communicate with a Telnet server which allows the users to access the file directory in an UNIX OS. When using ...

6. file upload using SSH    coderanch.com

Thanks to everybody. I used https. It was easy since I have the program working using http. But now they want to be able to see the file when they upload it. For example if they are uploading a video, they would like to see it in the browser when they upload it. Is this possible? (Most videos are flash videos). ...

7. Zip file through SSH    coderanch.com

8. String into File on Remote Server via SSH?    coderanch.com

Here's the deal: I'm trying to write a string into a file, however, the file is located on a remote server to which I'm connected to via SSH. Basically, I'm SSHing into the remote server, and then running: echo "some text" >> somefile.txt That works great for single-line strings, but fails if the string has more than one line. An alternative ...

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