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sftp Command - Secure File Transfer Protocol

The sftp command provides an interactive file transfer session over SSH. It is used to securely upload, download, and manage files on remote systems.

Syntax

sftp [options] [[user@]host[:file]]

Examples

sftp user@remote

Start an SFTP session with a remote host.

put localfile.txt

Upload a file to the remote host.

get remotefile.txt

Download a file from the remote host.

Notes

  • sftp uses SSH for secure data transfer and authentication.
  • Supports interactive commands like ls, cd, put, get, rm, etc.
  • For scripted transfers, use -b to specify a batch file.

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