The use of SCP remote transfer files under Linux, using expect technology, support the automatic input password

1. Edit copycgi.sh, the main user to filter the files to be transmitted, as follows:

#!/bin/bash
Path= "./"
If [$#-eq 1]; Then
Path=$1
if [!-d $path]; Then
echo "Please input valid dir."
Exit
Fi
Fi

Ls-al ${path}/*.cgi|while Read Line
Todo
Filename= ' echo $line | awk ' {print $} '
#!echo "Start Send" $filename
./expect_scp_one.sh $filename
echo "Send ${filename} Finish"
Done

2. Edit the expect_scp_one.sh file, mainly used to transfer the specified file to the specified machine, the contents are as follows

#!/usr/bin/expect-f
Set passwd LogView
Set Src_path [lindex $argv 0]
Set Dst_path "logview@172.25.38.13:/usr/local/www.aaa.com/app/mpay/"

Spawn Scp-q-P $src _path $dst _path
Set Timeout 30
#expect –re ". *assword:\r"
Send "$passwd \ r"
Set Timeout 30
Send "exit\r"
Expect EOF

3. Assigning Executable Properties

chmod +x expect_scp_one.sh

chmod +x copycgi.sh

4. Test

./copycgi.sh./
Spawn Scp-q-P./mp_credit_userinfo.cgi logview@172.25.38.13:/usr/local/www.aaa.com/app/mpay/
LogView
Exit
logview@172.25.38.13 ' s Password:
Received Signal 1. (No core)
Send./mp_credit_userinfo.cgi finish