Hi.

I'm trying to make a package that downloads the distfile using a secured
transfer protocol and ssh's pubkey authentication.


I've modified /etc/make.conf:

amit0 myapp # grep SFTP /etc/make.conf
FETCHCOMMAND_SFTP="/usr/bin/sftp ${URI} ${DISTDIR}"

When I'm setting SRC_URI like this:

amit0 myapp # grep SRC_UR myapp-1.0.ebuild
SRC_URI="sftp://my.server.com:/home/public/mydistfile.tar.gz"

seems like the URL is passed as-is to the sftp-client, which can't
handle the "sftp://" prefix:


amit0 myapp # ebuild --debug myapp-1.0.ebuild digest
<SNIP>
>>> Downloading 'sftp://my.server.com:/home/public/mydistfile.tar.gz'
Connecting to sftp...
ssh: sftp: Name or service not known
Couldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer
No digest file available and download failed.

!!! Couldn't download 'mydistfile.tar.gz'. Aborting.
!!! File mydistfile.tar.gz doesn't exist, can't update Manifest
<SNIP>

Seems then to me I'm not on the right track. Should I be using a
different method? Or is this method supposed to work? If not, would
rsync be my favored approach? How is rsync transfer configured?


Thanks,
Amit

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Amit Dor-Shifer wrote:
> seems like the URL is passed as-is to the sftp-client, which can't
> handle the "sftp://" prefix:

Then you should use a shell script for FETCHCOMMAND and make the
shell script strip the protocol. Something like this should work:

FETCHCOMMAND="/usr/local/bin/sftp-fetchcommand
"${DISTDIR}/${FILE}" "${URI}""

#!/bin/bash

filename=$1
uri=$2
exec sftp-client "${uri#sftp://}" "$filename"

- --
Thanks,
Zac
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