Re: [ecf-dev] SCP outgoing transmission

[Scott Lewis <slewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Alvaro,

I think you want to have the URL be:

scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx//folder/targetfile

To save to /folder/targetfile  (note no home) or

scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx//home/user/folder/targetfile

to save to /home/user/folder/targetfile.  Of course, the folder has to 
be writeable by you as user for this to succeed.

We had to have some syntax for scp to be able to specify absolute file 
names (in addition to home-relative) and could not use something with a 
':' in it (because of URI syntax), so chose the above.  We do need more 
docs on this of course.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Scott


Álvaro Navas wrote:
> Hi, Ive been using the scp provider as a mean to create a file 
> repository, but I have found the problem that I cant send files  to 
> the remote location where I want them to be, I just can send them to 
> the default folder. I think the problem is in the way I write the 
> target URL but I just cant find a proper way to write it, getting 
> always either URL malformat errors or scp returning -1.
>
> Ex:
>
> 'scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx/targetfile' -> This works, it sends the file 
> to /home/user/targetfile.
>
> But what I want is to send it to another folder, but just cant get it 
> to do it. Already checked the target folder exists and names are the 
> same. Ive tried several URL like but none seems to work:
>
> 'scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx:folder/targetfile'
> 'scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx:/folder/targetfile'
> 'scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx/folder/targetfile'
> 'scp://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx://home/user/folder/targetfile'
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