However, I didn’t want to give them full access to the entire machine where they could randomly up- and download files anywhere. SFTP is setup by default on my Linux environment, so them accessing the machine was trivial. So I wanted to get it onto my server so that folks could grab it via SFTP from there. Recently I had the need to share a zip file with a bunch of people that was big enough not to fit into email anymore. The bank is saying that they do not have any functionality to store any customer public key.

Since we are using password base authentication, do we still need to send our public key to them so store in their SSH folder ? Cause: : Fatal exception: : > Description: putFile: Target filename Flags set: appending= useTempFile= Reason: Permission denied.: Permission denied.> Details: putFile: Target filename Flags set: appending= useTempFile= Reason: Permission denied.: Permission denied.>SendingStatus: NOT_TRANSMITTED>FaultCategory: COMPONENT_ERROR>Retryable: true>Fatal: true, > Description: putFile: Target filename Flags set: appending= useTempFile= Reason: Permission denied.: Permission denied.> Details: putFile: Target filename Flags set: appending= useTempFile= Reason: Permission denied.: Permission denied.>SendingStatus: NOT_TRANSMITTED>FaultCategory: COMPONENT_ERROR>Retryable: true>Fatal: true While connecting to server via any ftp tool, I am able to connect it but while connecting via PI system I am getting the following error

They have shared the credentials, and its a password based authentication. I am trying to connect to a bank SFTP server which is outside my network for a new requirement.

Ssh filezilla access denied pi