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I used a global variable as a connection pool, but we switched to multi-threaded environment and doesn't work anymore.

Do you have an idea of how can I keep the connection alive between different HTTP request and threads?

Thanks

I created a PR for this: #8

On ruby-2.4.2 I observed that the Pathname was undefined within the SftpClient class.

I also observed that it IS defined when the tests are run. I couldn't figure out the discrepancy between the two situations. But I did observe that requiring pathname solved my issue.

I'm having a difficult issue using FunSftp, where unfortunately, our test SFTP server is a Linux server with OpenSSH, while the production server is Windows-based running CoreFTP.

Here's a snapshot of my usage:

conn = SFTPClient.new(ENV['SFTP_HOST'], ENV['SFTP_USERNAME'], nil,
                     :port => ENV['SFTP_PORT'], :password => ENV['SFTP_PASSWORD'],
                     :non_interactive => true)
conn.chdir(ENV['SFTP_DIR'])
files = conn.glob('.', filename_pattern)
files.each do |file|
  conn.download!(file, local_path)
end

Against a Linux SFTP server, this works great. Against a Windows server, the code behind conn.download! identifies the file as a Directory, creates a directory locally in the local path with the name of the file, and then tries to download the file from within a directory. It fails that attempt.

Digging into the download! method here, I see it makes the download recursive if has_directory? returns true. On Windows, has_directory?'s call through Net::SFTP incorrectly returns the filename of the file I'm trying to download instead of throwing the Net::SFTP::StatusException like it does on Linux.

If the download! method supported overriding the recursive method, that would be a workaround. But, maybe there's something else going on behind the scenes.

Hello

I am having issues when I upload a file to an SFTP server, the file successfully places on the server however I am getting a "Closed Stream" error returned. Would you have any idea what causes this or how to resolve it? Thanks!

begin
  conn = SFTPClient.new(details)
  if conn
    conn.upload!(@file_path, "#{@connection.connection_path}/#{@file_name}")
  end
rescue Net::SFTP::StatusException => e
  raise e
 end