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NAME
     sftp2 - secure ftp client


SYNOPSIS
     sftp2 [-D debug_level_spec] [-b batchfile] [-S path] [-h]
     [-V] [user@]host[#port]


DESCRIPTION
     Sftp (Secure File Transfer) is a ftp-like client that can be
     used for file transfer over the network.  Sftp uses ssh2 in
     data connections, so the file transport is secure. Even
     though sftp functions like ftp, it does not use the FTP dae-
     mon ( ftpd or wu-ftpd) for connections.

     In order to connect using sftp, you need to make sure that
     sshd2 is running on the remote machine you are connecting
     to.  Sftp uses a "subsystem" of sshd2 to transfer files
     securely.


OPTIONS
     -D debug_level_spec
          Debug mode.  Makes sftp send verbose debug output to
          stderr. The debugging level is either a number (0-99),
          or a comma-separated list of assignments
          ModulePattern=debug_level.  ModulePattern is Sftp2 for
          the main sftp2 application.

     -b batchfile
          Batch mode. Reads commands from a file instead of stan-
          dard input.  Since this mode is intended for
          scripts/cronjobs, sftp2 will not try to interact with
          user, which means that only the passwordless authenti-
          cation methods will work.  In batch mode, a failure to
          change the current working directory will cause the
          sftp2 to abort. Other errors are ignored.

     -S path
          Specifies the path to the ssh2 binary.

     -h   Prints the usage and exits.

     -V   Prints the version and exits.

      user
          Specify the username to use when connecting. (Optional)

      host
          Specify the host to connect to.

      port
          Specify the port on the host to connect to. (Optional)


COMMANDS
     When the sftp2 is ready to accept commands, it will display
     a prompt:  'sftp> '.  The user can then enter any of the
     following commands.

     open hostname
          Tries to connect to a host specified in hostname.

     localopen
          Opens a local connection (the connection is created
          without connecting to an sshd2 daemon). This is
          intended for debugging and testing.

     close
          Closes the current session.

     quit Quits the application.

     cd directory
          Changes the current remote working directory.

     lcd directory
          Changes the current local working directory.

     pwd  Prints the name of the current remote working direc-
          tory.

     lpwd Prints the name of the current local working directory.

     ls [ -R ] [ -l
          Lists the names of the files on the remote server. For
          directories, the contents of the directory are listed.
          When the -R option is specified, the directory trees
          are listed recursively. (By default, the subdirectories
          of the argument directories are not visited.) When the
          -l option is specified, permissions, owners, sizes and
          modification times are also shown. When no arguments
          are given, it is assumed that the contents of . are
          being listed.  Currently the options -R and -l are
          mutually incompatible.

     lls [ -R ] [ -l
          Same as ls, but operates on local files.

     get [ file ... ]
          Transfers the specified files from the remote end to
          the local end. Directories are recursively copied with
          their contents.

     mget [ file ... ]
          Synonymous to get.

     put [ file ... ]
          Transfers the specified files from the local end to the
          remote end. Directories are recursively copied with
          their contents.

     mput [ file ... ]
          Synonymous to put.

     rename source target
          Renames the file source to target.

     lrename source target
          Same as rename, but operates on local files.

     rm file
          Tries to delete the file specified in file.

     lrm file
          Same as rm, but operates on local files.

     mkdir directory
          Tries to create the directory specified in directory.

     lmkdir directory
          Same as mkdir, but operates on local files.

     rmdir directory
          Tries to delete the directory specified in directory.

     lrmdir directory
          Same as rmdir, but operates on local files.

     help [ topic ]
          If topic is not given, lists the available topics. If
          topic is given, outputs the available online help on
          the topic.


COMMAND INTERPRETATION
     sftp2 understands both backslashes and quotation marks on
     the command line.  A backslash can be used for ignoring the
     special meaning of any character in the command line
     interpretation. It will be removed even if the character it
     precedes has no special meaning.

     Quotation marks can be used for specifying filenames with
     spaces.

     The command line processing and globbing use the same escape
     character (a backslash), so if you want to use a backslash
     to escape the meta-characters in the globbing, you have to
     precede the backslash with another backslash to escape its
     special meaning in the command line processing.

     Also, if you do get . or put . you will get or put every
     file in the current directory and possibly override files in
     your current directory.


GLOB PATTERNS
     sftp2 supports glob patterns (wildcards) given to commands
     ls, lls, get, and put. The format is described in the man
     page sshregex(1).


COMMAND LINE EDITING
     The following key sequences can be used for command line
     editing:

     Ctrl-Space
          Set the mark.

     Ctrl-A
          Go to the beginning of the line.

     Ctrl-B
          Move the cursor one character to the left.

     Ctrl-D
          Erase the character on the right of the cursor, or exit
          the program if the command line is empty.

     Ctrl-E
          Go to the end of the line.

     Ctrl-F
          Move the cursor one character to the right.

     Ctrl-H
          Backspace.

     Ctrl-I
          Tab.

     Ctrl-J
          Enter.

     Ctrl-K
          Delete to the end of the line.

     Ctrl-L
          Redraw the line.

     Ctrl-M
          Enter.

     Ctrl-N
          Move to the next line.

     Ctrl-P
          Move to the previous line.

     Ctrl-T
          Toggle two characters.

     Ctrl-U
          Delete the line.

     Ctrl-W
          Delete a region (the region's other end is marked with
          Ctrl-Space).

     Ctrl-X
          Begin an extended command.

     Ctrl-Y
          Yank the deleted line.

     Ctrl-_
          Undo.

     Ctrl-X Ctrl-L
          Downcase the region.

     Ctrl-X Ctrl-U
          Upcase the region.

     Ctrl-X Ctrl-X
          Exchange the cursor and the mark.

     Ctrl-X H
          Mark the whole buffer.

     Ctrl-X U
          Undo.

     Esc Ctrl-H
          Backwards word-delete.

     Esc Delete
          Backwards word-delete.

     Esc Space
          Delete extra spaces (leaves only one space).

     Esc
          Delete extra spaces (leaves only one space).

     Esc <
          Go to the beginning of the line.

     Esc >
          Go to the end of the line.

     Esc @
          Mark the current word.

     Esc A
          Go one sentence backwards.

     Esc B
          Go one word backwards.

     Esc C
          Capitalize the current word.

     Esc D
          Delete the current word.

     Esc E
          Go one sentence forwards.

     Esc F
          Go one word forwards.

     Esc K
          Delete the current sentence.

     Esc L
          Lowercase the current word.

     Esc T
          Transpose words.

     Esc U
          Upcase the current word.

     Delete
          Backspace.


AUTHORS
     SSH Communications Security Corp

     For more information, see http://www.ssh.com.

SEE ALSO
     sshregex(1), ssh2(1), sshd2(8), ssh-keygen2(1), ssh-
     agent2(1), ssh-add2(1), scp2(1)

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