pysftp connection not sending files, hanging on 'put'

[Jules Stevenson]

Hi List,

I'm trying to send some files via pysftp, authentication seems fine, but
actually putting the file results in it hanging, doing nothing. The files
are small (<200kb) so I don't believe it's an upload issue (internet access
is fine). Eventually the connection times out.

Code:

if os.listdir(ftp_path):# only do if files are there
with pysftp.Connection(FTP_SERVER,

port=2222

username=FTP_USER,

private_key=FTP_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH

) as sftp:

with sftp.cd(FTP_REMOTE_FOLDER):

for f in os.listdir(ftp_path):

if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(ftp_path,f)) :

# upload image to server

self.log.info("HB FTP, Start upload: "+f)

print(ftp_path+"\\"+f)

sftp.put(os.path.join(ftp_path,f))

self.log.info("HB FTP, Finished Upload: "+f)


Logging output here:

FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: INFO: Authentication
(publickey) successful!
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1] Max
packet in: 32768 bytes
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1] Max
packet out: 0 bytes
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: Secsh channel 1
opened.
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1] Sesch
channel 1 request ok
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: INFO: [chan 1]
Opened sftp connection (server version 3)
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1]
normalize('.')
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1]
stat('files')
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1]
normalize('files')
FSW_COMMS root 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: INFO: HB FTP, Start upload:
2015-01-17-19-37-07.jpg
D:\FSW\ftp\2015-01-17-19-37-07.jpg
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1]
open('/files/2015-01-17-19-37-07.jpg', 'wb')
FSW_COMMS paramiko.transport.sftp 01/24/2015 04:23:58 PM: DEBUG: [chan 1]
open('/files/2015-01-17-19-37-07.jpg', 'wb') ->
34613039393262343666383036653839

Any help much appreciated,

Jules
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