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class WinSCP.WinSCP(system, config)

This class provides a concrete <no title> implementation that uses `WinSCP`_ in command line mode.

Parameters:

  • system: a <no title> object to communicate with the target system

  • config: a <no title> object hold all our configuration

connect(site, user, passwd)

Connect the scp client to the desired server.

Parameters:

  • site: the name or address of the scp server to connect to

  • user: the username to authenticate with

  • passwd: the password to authenticate with

connect_if_needed(remote)

Given the remote side of the connection, see if we need to do a connect first or not, and do so if needed.

exit(save=False)

Exit the app

Parameters:

  • save: ignored here, accepted to preserve the common function prototype

get(remote, local, wait=True)

Copy the file from the remote location to the local location

handle_overwrite(anchor)

If there is an overwrite prompt make sure it’s below the prompt if there is one, and if so agree to overwrite the file.

Parameters:

  • anchor: The region match that indicates we might need to overwrite

has_error(do_handlers=True)

Find if any known error message is visible, and report it if there is

has_prompt(skip_errors=False)

Convenience function to see if any prompt is currently available.

is_stopped()

Return whether or not there is no current activity going on.

open()

Launch the winSCP command line client.

put(local, remote, wait=True)

Copy the file from the local location to the remote location