sftp2
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.
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.
sftp2
supports wild cards (also known as glob
patterns) given to commands ls
, lls
,
get
, and put
.