Transferring files to Raspberry Pi using batch script
This article will show a batch command that transfers a file from Windows to the Raspberry Pi environment and executes the file.
PuTTY is a third-party free tool that implements Telnet and SSH for Windows and Unix platforms for free. It also has an xterm terminal emulator.
It also supports other network protocols, such as SCP and some raw socket connections. It can also connect to serial ports.
This third-party software is primarily written for the Windows operating system, but has also been ported to other operating systems.
This article will use the PSCP tool, PuTTY Secure Copy Client, which is used to transfer data securely between computers using an SSH connection.
We will use another tool called Plink, which is a command line interface for PuTTY backend. It can be used for SSH tunneling.
It is also a tool similar to UNIX ssh, mainly used for automation operations.
Transferring files to Raspberry Pi using batch script
- First, you must install PuTTY on your Windows system.
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After that, use PSCP to transfer the file using the following syntax.
pscp [YOUR OPTIONS] [USER@]HOST:source target pscp [YOUR OPTIONS] source [YOUR SOURCE...] [USER@]HOST:target pscp [YOUR OPTIONS] -ls [USER@]HOSTt:filespec - The available options for this command are shared below.
| -V | This option will print version information. |
| -pgpfp | This option prints the PGP key fingerprint. |
| -p | This option preserves file attributes. |
| -q | This option tells us not to display statistics. |
| -r | This option is used to copy directories recursively. |
| -v | This option is used to display detailed messages. |
| -load sessname | This option will load the settings from a saved session. |
| -P port | This option will connect to the specified port. |
| -l user | This option will connect using the specified username. |
| -pw passw | This option will log in using the specified password. |
| -1 -2 | This option will force the use of a specific version of the SSH protocol. |
| -4 -6 | This option will force the use of either IPv4 or IPv6. |
| -C | This option enables compression. |
| -i key | This option sets the private key file used for authentication. |
| -noagent | This option will disable Pageant. |
| -agent | This option will enable Pageant. |
| -batch | This option disables all interactive prompts. |
| -unsafe | This option allows you to use server-side wildcards, but it is insecure. |
| -sftp | This option will force the use of the SFTP protocol. |
| -scp | This option will force the use of the SCP protocol. |
- Finally, use Plink to execute the script on the Raspberry Pi.
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