On Mon, 6 Jul 2020 07:56:27 -0500, Lionel B Dyck wrote:
>John - thank you - I've got the authorized_keys file in place which allows me
>to use ssh/sftp from windows to z/OS without being prompted for a password.
>
>I've not figured out the correct incantation to get filezilla/winscp/putty to
>honor it however.
>
Mystifying, since sftp is built on ssh.
I've found ssh more featured than sftp, with commands such as:
pax -w . | ssh pi@raspbpi-3-2700.local "cd $( pwd ) && pwd && pax
-rvv"
(the geek's MPUT)
How does such I/O redirection work on Windows? Does Cygwin or
Windows 10 bash help?
Of course with z/OS I've had to add an iconv stage to undo the
damned ASCII<=>EBCDIC translation.
I hate EBCDIC!
-- gil
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