Hello Monks, I have been working on a script for sftp transfers. All is working well but I have some last tweaks to get thru. Here is the one I am currrently struggling with:

I would like to have a status of the upload\download like you see when using scp or sftp on the command line. According to the SFTP Foreign docs, this can be doing using callback.

I get the successfully connected and I got past the upload messages but not the offset of size bytes read. Thoughts? 

my $sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new($host, %args);
if ($sftp->error) {
  $sftp->error and die "unable to connect to remote host: " . $sftp->e
+rror;

}
else
{
print "Successfully connected to $host!\n\n\n";
}


$sftp->put("/tmp/scripttest/upfile4","/home/ftptest/inbound/upfile4", 
+callback => sub {

      my($sftp, $data, $offset, $size) = @_;

      print "$offset of $size bytes read\r";

  });

print "I got past the upload\n";

exit;

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In reply to SFTP Foreign upload\download status by StarkRavingCalm

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