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Efficient and Solid way to Upload or Send Large Files?? - SIM-4791248 - Feb 9, 2021

i've been trying to auto upload without selenium large files random sizes up to 400 MB

but all not working with persistence ( telegram - discord - dropbox ... ) 😆 so the only solution is ftp transfer or there is ways around 😲 in windows not linux ✌

using python +3 is there any solutions for fast upload large sized files ...

Thanks

RE: Efficient and Solid way to Upload or Send Large Files?? - Pernat1y - Feb 9, 2021

Google drive, dropbox, mega. All have SDKs or example clients in Python.

RE: Efficient and Solid way to Upload or Send Large Files?? - FogFox - Feb 12, 2021

Why dont host the files yourself?

RE: Efficient and Solid way to Upload or Send Large Files?? - Qismon - Feb 16, 2021

You can upload direct using SSH to sFTP.

Code
import os
import sys
import time
import paramiko



class ControlSSH:
    """
    SSH Class.
    """
    def __init__(self):
        self.hostPort   = 22
        self.sshTimeout = 5



    def ssh_connect(self, sshData):
        """
        Connect to SSH.
        """
        hostDomain = sshData[0]
        sshUsername = sshData[1]
        sshPassword = sshData[2]

        sshClient = paramiko.SSHClient()
        sshClient.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy())
        
        try:
            sshClient.connect(hostDomain, port=self.hostPort, username=sshUsername, password=sshPassword, timeout=self.sshTimeout)
        except:
            sshClient = None

        return sshClient



    def ssh_close(self, sshClient):
        """
        Close SSH session.
        """
        return sshClient.close()



    def ssh_execute(self, sshClient, sshCommand):
        """
        Execute SSH remote command.
        """
        sshInput, sshOutput, sshError = sshClient.exec_command(sshCommand, environment=None)
        return sshOutput



    def ssh_sendfile(self, sshClient, localFile, remoteFile):
        """
        Send file over SFTP.
        """
        try:
            secureFTP = sshClient.open_sftp()
            secureFTP.put(localFile, remoteFile)
            secureFTP.close()
            sendStatus = True
        except IOError as sftpError:
            sendStatus = False

        return sendStatus