Using Cyberduck CLI to copy from local Windows to Linux

[Pat Decker]

I'm trying to copy a directory recursively from a local Windows computer to a remote Linux computer using Cyberduck CLI. The syntax might be the problem or maybe Cyberduck isn't a good fit.

Here is what I've tried:

duck --upload d:\download\iso\ sftp://pde...@192.168.63.155/srv/iso/

It replies with:

Missing path in URI d:\download\iso\
Try 'duck --help' for more options.

All the help examples use ftp, sftp, dav, s3, or something for both the source and the target. The source in my case are files in a local directory. How would I specify that?

[Kevin LeClair]

Did you ever find a solution or workaround for this?  I am having the same issue.  Thing is driving me nuts.  No problem with download option but uploading is just not working from local file system to S3.  

[Joris Dirks]

On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 4:44:51 AM UTC+1, Pat Decker wrote:

I'm trying to copy a directory recursively from a local Windows computer to a remote Linux computer using Cyberduck CLI. The syntax might be the problem or maybe Cyberduck isn't a good fit.

Here is what I've tried:

duck --upload d:\download\iso\ sftp://pde...@192.168.63.155/srv/iso/

For posterities sake, my resolution:
I believe you need to reverse target and source (and possibly ommit the trailing backslash).
According to the help:
    "--upload <url> <file>                 Upload file or folder recursively"
With some fancy stuff added (like versbosity, preserving, and first comparing files) that would make your command:
duck.exe -vPe compare --upload sftp://pde...@192.168.63.155/srv/iso/ d:\download\iso