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Anonymous
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How to unzip a file on a remote server

I posted a question earlier today asking " How to copy folders from local to a remote server with files present in the folders?" 
Unfortunately, I haven't got any reply.

 

So I followed someone's suggestion for a similar question online -
"you could create a zip or tar of the directory and its subfolders w/ files. Then, use tSFTP to transfer the files. Then, use tSsh to connect again and untar / unzip the file, containing subfolders and files."

 

Here is what I did:

1) With tFileArchive, I created a zip file for the folder and its subfolders w/ files in local machine;

2) With tFTPPut, I moved the zip file to the remove server;

Then I am stuck now. Don't know if I did step 1) and 2) correctly. And I couldn't find enough information for tSSH : Whether it can unzip the file on the remote server? If it can, How?

 

Thanks!

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iamabhishek
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All you need to do is use the command to unzip files at remote server

unzip zipfilename.zip -d destination_directory

Sample -

0683p000009LzQG.jpg0683p000009LzQL.jpg

 

As you could see, you have the option to provide multiple commands in the tSSH using the command separator. 

Anonymous
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Thank you iamabhishek for your reply!

 

I think the most difficult part for me is to set up the connection correct for tSSH.

iamabhishek
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The connection properties for tSSH and tFTPConnection are very similar to each other. All you need to have is your target server details such as - host, port, username and password (if you choose authentication method as password).
Anonymous
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Hi iamabhishek,

 

I used the same Username, Host, Port as I used in tFTPConnection.

 

In my tFTPConnection I used "Public Key" Authentication method with a private key file, so I used the same in tSSH. But I had no luck - (BTW, the Schema was set to be "Built-In" and the Key Passphrase I used the defaulted)

 

statistics] connecting to socket on port 3958
[statistics] connected
Exception in component tSSH_1 (movefiles)
java.io.IOException: The execute request failed.
at ch.ethz.ssh2.channel.ChannelManager.requestExecCommand(ChannelManager.java:764)
at ch.ethz.ssh2.Session.execCommand(Session.java:256)
at ch.ethz.ssh2.Session.execCommand(Session.java:229)
at pl_project.movefiles_0_1.movefiles.tSSH_1Process(movefiles.java:394)
at pl_project.movefiles_0_1.movefiles$2.run(movefiles.java:734)
Caused by: java.io.IOException: The server denied the request.
at ch.ethz.ssh2.channel.ChannelManager.waitForChannelSuccessOrFailure(ChannelManager.java:235)
at ch.ethz.ssh2.channel.ChannelManager.requestExecCommand(ChannelManager.java:760)
... 4 more
[statistics] disconnected