Default constructor.

Cancel the resume. Use this method if something goes wrong and the server is left in an inconsistent state. Not used in SCP as resume is not supported

Cancels the current transfer.

Change the remote working directory to parent

Change the remote working directory

Checks if the client has connected to the server and throws an exception if it hasn't. This is only intended to be used by subclasses

Check to see if the timeout has expired

Changes the access permissions or modes of the specified file or directory.

Establish a connection to the SFTP server

Create a symbolic link on the server

Delete the specified remote file.

List current directory's contents as an array of strings of filenames.

List a directory's contents as an array of strings of filenames.

List a directory's contents as an array of strings.

List the current directory's contents as an array of FTPFile objects.

List a directory's contents as an array of FTPFile objects.

Returns the given directory's contents and optionally that of its subdirectories as an array of FTPFile objects.

Checks for the existence of a file on the server.

Get data from the SFTP server.

Get data from the SFTP server using the currently set transfer mode.

Get data from the server

Get the CRC-32 checksum for the named local file

Get the CRC-32 checksum for the named remote file. Not supported in SFTP.

Create the specified remote working directory.

Get modification time for a remote file.

Delete multiple files in the current remote directory

Delete multiple files in the current remote directory

Delete multiple files in the current remote directory and its subdirectories.

Delete multiple files in the current remote directory and its subdirectories.

Remove a remote directory, and all its files and its subdirectories

Get multiple files into the specified local directory from the current remote directory

Get multiple files into the specified local directory from the current remote directory

Get multiple files from the specified remote directory into the specified local directory

Get multiple files from the specified remote directory into the specified local directory

Put multiple files from the specified local directory into the current remote directory

Put multiple files from the specified local directory into the current remote directory

Put multiple files from the specified local directory into the specified remote directory

Put multiple files from the specified local directory into the specified remote directory

Put data onto the SFTP server in the current directory.

Put a stream of data onto the FTP server in the current directory.

Put a local file onto the SFTP server in the current directory.

Put data onto the SFTP server in the current directory. Allows appending if current file exists.

Put a stream of data onto the FTP server in the current directory. Allows appending if current file exists

Upload a local file to the server

Get the current remote working directory

Quit the session

Quit the session immediately. Just close the socket. Don't send any messages to the server.

Rename a remote file

Make the next file transfer (put or get) resume.

Make the next download resume at a specific point.

Remove a directory

Set modification time for a remote file.

Get the size of a remote file.

Tests the connection

Unlock the software for use. This method should be used when a configuration file isn't available

Proxy settings

Can be used to cancel a transfer

If true then streams are closed after a transfer has completed.

Configuration flags for non-compliant servers

Compression algorithms

Current remote working directory

Default value of umask.

Default value of umask.

If a download to a file fails, delete the partial file

Do we detect transfer mode when transferring files?

License key

Manages the list of known hosts

Holds the number of bytes transferred in that most recent transfer.

Name of the last file transferred.

Logging tag

Bytes transferred in between monitor callbacks

License owner

List of authorization prompts

Remote host we are connecting to

IP address of remote host in string form

If true, a file transfer is being resumed

Determines how the remote host is validated

SOCKS settings

Threshold for throttling

Timeout in milliseconds

Size of transfer buffers

Should BytesTransferred event be triggered in directory listings?

Record of the transfer type - make the default BINARY

Get or set the current authentication method being used.

Path of the private key file used to authenticate the client

Passphrase of the private key file.

If true then streams are closed after a transfer has completed.

The port on the server to which to connect the control-channel.

Number of transfers before going to sleep

Set and get the default file creation mode permissions (in octal).

Controls whether or not a file is deleted when a failure occurs.

If set to true, the transfer mode in operations involving multiple files is automatically changed between ASCII and binary as appropriate.

The character-encoding to use for file and directory names.

Indicates whether the client is currently connected with the server.

Returns true if the next transfer is to be resumed (i.e. Resume()()()() has been called).

Array of prompts used for keyboard interactive (KBI) authentication.

Manager of the list of known hosts used to authenticate the server.

The number of bytes transferred in the last transfer operation.

The remote name/path of the last file transferred.

The license key string.

The license owner string.

Log tag

The SSH maximum packet size.

The maximum transfer rate in bytes per sec

Uploads are by default in parallel mode, which is faster than serial mode. This mode can be switched off if servers are unable to deal with parallel mode.

Password of account on the server or the passphrase of the private key file.

Preferred algorithm(s) to use for encryption.

Preferred algorithm(s) to use for data compression

Preferred algorithm(s) to use for server authentication via public key

Preferred methods to use for key exchange.

Preferred MAC algorithm(s)

Settings for using proxies.

The domain-name or IP address of the SFTP server.

By default, authentication is retried automatically using a different method if it fails.

Determines whether a SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_WINDOW_ADJUST message should be sent initially (true by default).

Controls various server compatibility features.

Controls the way in which remote servers are validated.

Include hidden files in operations that involve listing of directories, and if supported by the server. Not supported in SFTP.

Enabling or not of sleeping after a certain number of transfers

Number of seconds spent asleep

Controls SOCKS integration.

Overall timeout in milliseconds for waiting for messages and underlying timeouts on sockets.

The size of the buffers (in bytes) used in writing to and reading from the data-sockets.

The number of bytes transferred between each notification of the BytesTransferred event.

By default the BytesTransferred event is not triggered during directory listings - this property can be used to enable this behaviour.

The current file transfer type (BINARY or ASCII).

Set and get the umask, the file creation mode mask that is applied to the default permissions to create the final permission set.

User-name of account on the server.

Server's banner.

The SSH window size.

Event triggered every time TransferNotifyInterval bytes transferred.

Triggered every time a command is sent to the server.

Triggered every time a logical reply is received from the server. In SFTP this will NOT be triggered for every packet that arrives.

Notifies of the cancellation of a transfer

Notifies of the completion of a transfer

Notifies of the start of a transfer

Notifies that the server must be validated