Hi, Phil I've looked at your code, it's very helpful. I am not familiar with Twisted, is it possible for you to show some code of local -> remote and directory listings ? I am very interested in directory listings, specially in a Windows<->linux environment. I want to have something like FileZilla, but I can program. More specific, the actual location of files is on linux harddisk, the harddisk is shared to Windows by Samba, from Windows, I want to know the local path on linux. For example, X:\a_file.txt on Windows, I want to get local path on linux, something like /home/a_file.txt. Thank you very much in advance. Best regards. Michael Li Phil Mayers wrote:

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hi, can you point me to a sample or whatever on how to implement "scp" secure file copy with twisted for python on windows ?

The very first hit for "twisted scp" on Google is a post containing code I wrote which does a simple copy remote -> local

http://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-python/2005-December/012180.html

The scp "application" is basically:

1. ssh in 2. authenticate 3. open a channel 4. run the "scp" app on the channel 5. communicate using the rcp protocol to "scp" stdin/stdout via the SSH channel

The rcp protocol is undocumented as far as I can tell, and I had to read the openssh and putty source codes to get even that far, but if you have a dig then implementing the other bits e.g. local -> remote, directory listings (for recursive copies) and so on should not be that hard.

HTH

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