Cisco compatible SCP

[bazauto]

I've been working with the Posh-SSH PowerShell module, which uses this library, to transfer files to/from Cisco devices via SCP. With the Cisco devices as the SCP server. Currently testing with a 2801 router running IOS 12.4(24)T1.

We also have newer routers running 15.4 but I have not had chance to test one of those yet.

I've found that the Cisco scp process interprets the quotes added around the filename as part of the filename. If I remove the quotes the file transfer works as expected.

I changed...

channel.SendExecRequest(string.Format("scp -t {0}", pathOnly));

to ...

channel.SendExecRequest(string.Format("scp -t \"{0}\"", pathOnly));

It is also worth noting, I'm using the stream based overrides as the Cisco scp process doesn't support the "-p, -r or -d" options.

Is this something you would consider adding compatibility for? Would you like me to propose a solution in a pull request?

[cocowalla]

I've had the same problem with Cisco devices - would be nice to get a fix merged in.

[drieseng]

@cocowalla @bazauto
Do you guys have a device that I can test a fix against?

[darkoperator]

Probably try with GNS3 if a device is not available, I will check my storage unit I may have an 800 there

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[bazauto]

I can setup a publicly accessible Cisco device, but it will be next week, if that is any use.

[drieseng]

@bazauto Yes, that would definitely be useful. Thanks!

[drieseng]

In PR #290 I've introduced a mechanism to disable path quoting, and at the same time we now allow for a custom quoting implementation to be plugged in.

That PR (and the develop branch) also features a new default quoting implementation.
More info on this implementation is available here.

Can you build SSH.NET from the scp-quoting branch and:

• Try using the new default quoting implementation to see if that works for CISCO routers.
• If not, try using the None transformation to disable quoting altogether.

Please perform tests with both "regular" paths, and paths with spaces and special characters (#<>;%?'" ...).

[cocowalla]

@bazauto best not to post credentials publically! You should probably delete your comment and send to @drieseng at gertdriesen@msn.com!

[drieseng]

@bazauto I removed your comment. You may want to modify the password, and send it to me privately.

[bazauto]

@drieseng I've changed the password and sent you the new details via e-mail.

Clearly not thinking straight this morning.