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Installation

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	Download the appropriate version of the application from SourceForge[https://sourceforge.net/projects/sftp-send/files/]		Download the appropriate version of the application from SourceForge[https://sourceforge.net/projects/sftp-send/files/]

	*Note that the Windows and MacOS version of the application come with their own private Java Runtime bundled as part of the installer. The Linux version of the installer does not have Java included with it and you will need to make sure that you have Java 1.8 or higher available on your machine.		Note that the Windows and MacOS version of the application come with their own private Java Runtime bundled as part of the installer. The Linux version of the installer does not have Java included with it and you will need to make sure that you have Java 1.8 or higher available on your machine.

	There is no Graphical User Interface (GUI) for this utility. It can be run from the command prompt / terminal or as a background process.		There is no Graphical User Interface (GUI) for this utility. It can be run from the command prompt / terminal or as a background process.

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SFTP Send

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	== SFTP Send ==		== SFTP Send ==

			For support please email support@commander4j.com

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

Dgarratt: /* Example 1 (User Password Authentication) */

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Example 1 (User Password Authentication)

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	Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"		Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"

	<pre style="color: red;">'BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT</pre>		<pre style="color: red;">BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT</pre>

	Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"		Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"

Dgarratt: /* Example 1 (User Password Authentication) */

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Example 1 (User Password Authentication)

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	Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"		Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"

	'''BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT~~'''~~		<pre style="color: red;">'BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT</pre>
	~~<pre style="color: red;">Awesome~~</pre>

	Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"		Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"

Dgarratt: /* Example 1 (User Password Authentication) */

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Example 1 (User Password Authentication)

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	'''BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT'''		'''BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT'''
			<pre style="color: red;">Awesome</pre>

	Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"		Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"

Dgarratt: /* Example 1 (User Password Authentication) */

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Example 1 (User Password Authentication)

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	Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"		Line 25 '''localDir''' contains the path to where you intend to place files for uploading. You should end the path with the appropriate path separator for your operating system "/" or "\"

			'''BE VERY CAREFUL YOU SPECIFY THE CORRECT LOCAL PATH - FILES WILL BE REMOVED / DELETED FROM THIS FOLDER ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN SENT'''

	Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"		Line 26 '''localFileMask''' is a wildcard mask to allow the program filter those files which are identified for upload. You could for example use "*.xml" or "UPL?????.xml"

Dgarratt: /* Running SFTP Send (Linux Daemon) */

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Running SFTP Send (Linux Daemon)

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	sftpSend_Service stop		sftpSend_Service stop
	sftpSend_Service restart		sftpSend_Service restart

			To uninstall the background service/daemon

			sftpSend_Service /uninstall

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	sc delete SFTP_Service		sc delete SFTP_Service

			== Running SFTP Send (Linux Daemon) ==

			Open a terminal

			sftpSend_Service /install

			You can now control the background task using commands like :-

			sftpSend_Service status
			sftpSend_Service start
			sftpSend_Service stop
			sftpSend_Service restart

Dgarratt: /* Example 2 (Public Key) */

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Example 2 (Public Key)

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	Line 21 '''privateKeyPassword''' if you password protected the private key then this entry will store that password.		Line 21 '''privateKeyPassword''' if you password protected the private key then this entry will store that password.


			== Running SFTP Send (Console / Command Line) ==

			Simply open up a terminal, change into the install folder and run

			sftpSend_Console

			You will see output on the screen which shows what is happening.

			== Running SFTP Send (Windows Service) ==

			Open a command prompt with admin permissions (Run as Administrator)

			sftpSend_Service /install SFTP_Service
			sc config SFTP_Service displayName= "SFTP Service"

			From the Windows Services App you can change the startup mode, configure a account to run under for network permissions etc

			You can also manually stop and start the app from the control panel.

			To remove the service - stop it running then from a command line (running with admin permissions)

			sc delete SFTP_Service

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Example 2 (Public Key)

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	Line 16 '''authType''' is "user public key"		Line 16 '''authType''' is "user public key"

			Line 19 '''privateKeyFile''' contains the location of the private key file that you want to use. An example linux command line for creating a key pair would be '''ssh-keygen -m pem -f $1''' where '''$1''' should be the filename that you want to create

			Line 20 '''privateKeyPasswordProtected''' is a "yes" or "no" question

			Line 21 '''privateKeyPassword''' if you password protected the private key then this entry will store that password.