Windows SSH Text File Uploader
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I need a straightforward way to push plain-text files from my Windows machine to a remote server over SSH. No fancy pipeline—just a reliable, repeatable command or lightweight utility I can run whenever new .txt or .log files appear.
Here’s the scope I’m aiming for:
• Produce a script, batch file, PowerShell snippet, or small executable that authenticates via SSH (key-based preferred, password fallback acceptable).
• Let me point to a local folder and send every text file inside to a specified directory on the server, preserving filenames.
• Display clear status messages so I know what was transferred and if anything failed.
• Catch basic errors—bad credentials, connection drops, duplicate filenames—and report them in plain language.
• Provide concise setup steps for any tools you choose (OpenSSH for Windows, PuTTY/pscp, WinSCP, etc.) and note any one-time server tweaks.
I’ll supply the host, port, credentials, and target path once we start. Deliverables are the working script and a short README that walks me through installation and daily use. Looking forward to a clean, minimal solution that just works.
Here’s the scope I’m aiming for:
• Produce a script, batch file, PowerShell snippet, or small executable that authenticates via SSH (key-based preferred, password fallback acceptable).
• Let me point to a local folder and send every text file inside to a specified directory on the server, preserving filenames.
• Display clear status messages so I know what was transferred and if anything failed.
• Catch basic errors—bad credentials, connection drops, duplicate filenames—and report them in plain language.
• Provide concise setup steps for any tools you choose (OpenSSH for Windows, PuTTY/pscp, WinSCP, etc.) and note any one-time server tweaks.
I’ll supply the host, port, credentials, and target path once we start. Deliverables are the working script and a short README that walks me through installation and daily use. Looking forward to a clean, minimal solution that just works.
Related categories:
Linux
Shell Script
Windows Server
Powershell
Scripting
Automation
System Administration