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Our lab currently uses SCP with a windows client to transfer csv files to the OT-2 which are then read by protocols. We are wondering if we could instead use SCP with the OT-2 as the client, as described in the following use case.
Use case
Python API protocols on the OT-2 will be able to fetch csv files from server(s) using scp/ssh. These csv files can then read and used by the protocol, and the protocol can delete them from the OT-2 upon completion.
Question
Is there a way that we could set up such a workflow? We've tried to run ssh and scp commands from the OT-2 and run into the following errors:
ssh command error: -sh: ssh: not found
scp command error:
/usr/bin/dbclient: No such file or directory
lost connection
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Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask this question.
This is the best place to ask this question!
The OT-2 does not currently have an SSH client installed. It is, however, able to make HTTP(S) requests. Is your server able to host the files over HTTP?
Chatted this over with some folks here and there's a general sentiment that adding an SSH client to the OS is a good move. It definitely can't happen until after #148, though, so don't hold your breath!
Will post updates in this thread when we've got more to report
Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask this question.
Our lab currently uses SCP with a windows client to transfer csv files to the OT-2 which are then read by protocols. We are wondering if we could instead use SCP with the OT-2 as the client, as described in the following use case.
Use case
Python API protocols on the OT-2 will be able to fetch csv files from server(s) using scp/ssh. These csv files can then read and used by the protocol, and the protocol can delete them from the OT-2 upon completion.
Question
Is there a way that we could set up such a workflow? We've tried to run ssh and scp commands from the OT-2 and run into the following errors:
ssh command error:
-sh: ssh: not found
scp command error:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: