When connecting to sftp by sftp user@serveripaddress, I checked file list by ls, but this shows nothing in remote directory, also tried cd but no other paths I can move to.
I tried lls, this shows directory for my project.
tried to add directory in remote by, mkdir testbut gives me error:
Couldn't create directory: Permission deniedI have file found in local directory in /backups/mall/20180524_mallproducts.csv
So now I'm trying to test upload file to remote directory by command,put backups/client/mall/20180522150444_mallproduct.csv /
this give me result of:
Uploading backups/client/mall/20180522150444_mallproduct.csv to /20180522150444_mallproduct.csv
remote open("/20180522150444_mallproduct.csv"): Permission deniedso I use chmod, but this gives me error, because remote directory is empty(no files or folders):
Couldn't setstat on "/": Permission deniedWhat could possibly be wrong? how can I change permission in sftp?
In docker-compose.yml, this is my setting for sftp,
sftp: image: atmoz/sftp restart: always volumes: - ./data/sftp:/home/foo/upload ports: - "2222:22" command: sftp:pass:48I was expecting folder home when accessing SFTP, but directory is empty.
At first I was accessing sudo docker-compose exec sftp bash,
It has /home/foo/upload directory to it.
But then I access by sftp user@serveripaddress, that is where I found out my code is trying to upload here.
This is the code for uploading via sftp:
<?php
namespace Mall\Infra\Transfer;
use phpseclib\Net\SFTP;
class SftpPutTransfer
{ /** * @var File $name */ public function put(string $remote, string $local) { $sftp = new SFTP('user', 22); if (!$sftp->login('user', 'pass')) { var_dump('failed'); } else { var_dump('success'); var_dump($sftp->rawlist()); $sftp->put($remote, $local, SFTP::SOURCE_LOCAL_FILE); } }
}I'm confused on what SFTP to connect and test.
1 Answer
According documentation, you must create at least one subdirectory and use it from there.
