SFTP put Command
The "put" command is one of the most commonly used commands in SFTP. This command allows a user to upload a file from the local machine (client) to a remote server.
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The "put" command is one of the most commonly used commands in SFTP. This command allows a user to upload a file from the local machine (client) to a remote server.
lmkdir stands for "Make Directory". As the name suggests, it is used to create a new directory on the SFTP server.
lmkdir stands for "Local Make Directory". As the name suggests, it is used to create a new directory on the local machine.
The 'lls' command, an acronym for 'local list', is an integral SFTP command that lets you view the directory list for your local machine, all from within the SFTP environment.
The 'lcd' command, short for 'local change directory', is a commonly used SFTP command that allows you to change the current directory on your local machine from within the SFTP environment.
This article will explore the limitations and known issues with Azure Blob's native SFTP support.
Google Cloud Storage (GCS) is an essential aspect of the Google Cloud Platform (GCP), which is renowned for its ability to provide scalable, flexible, and reliable data storage
Azure Blob Storage is a versatile cloud storage service offered by Microsoft as a part of the Azure platform.
Microsoft Azure offers multiple types of storage services to cater to different kinds of data storage requirements. Among them, Blob Storage, File Storage, and Queue Storage are popular choices for diverse storage needs