Currently, I am doing SFTP transfer using Python subprocess.POPEN
and PuTTY psftp.exe
.
It is working, but not really clean nor transportable.
I would like to reproduce the same behavior using Python pysftp, but I do not know where to input all the parameters. I have in PuTTY the following configuration:
- Server IP : 123.123.123.255
- Server Port : 22
- Connection Type : SSH
- AutoLogin UserName : MyUser
- Proxy type : HTTP
- Proxy Hostname : gw.proxy.fr
- Proxy port : 1234
- Proxy Username : ProxyUser
- Proxy Password: ProxyPass
How should I input all these parameters in pysftp so I can retrieve my files?
EDIT:
Using the answer from Martin Prikryl, I found some new stuffs to explore.
If I understand well, I need to use a socket.
Put I still have some problem to input all the information I need.
import socket
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
proxy = ("gw.proxy.fr",1234)
sock.connect(proxy)
target=("123.123.123.255",23)
cmd_connect = "CONNECT {}:{} HTTP/1.1
".format(*target)
sock.sendall(cmd_connect)
The respond that I receive from this is HTTP/1.0 407 Proxy Authentication Required
, which is kind of normal because I did not use the Proxy authentication information anywhere. So, do you have any idea how I can use them and input them into my socket ?
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