A SFTP Script for Greenshot

Download both ftp.bat & ftp.txt and modify to your needs, place them in the same folder.

Right click on greenshot and press on Configure External Commands

Click "New" and call it.. say "SFTP"

For the "Command", you want to navigate to your .bat file that you downloaded, not your .txt file.

For the "Argument", you want to set it to: "{0}" [With the quotes!]

In the end, it should look something like

Hit "OK", and you're all done, if the "Command" box is red (https://i.imgur.com/BPHet8P.png) that means the filepath is invalid.

To now enable this, you want to right click on your greenshot icon and hit on Preferences, then go to the "Destination" tab and untick "Select destination dynamically" and tick "SFTP" or whatever you called it.

To get your host key, you want to run ssh-keygen -l -E md5 -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key.pub

It should output something like 2048 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx root@XXXXXX (RSA)

You want to copy the xx:xx:xx:xx part and paste it in your ftp.txt, just like this;

open sftp://username:[email protected] -hostkey="ssh-rsa 2048 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx"

IMPORTANT: Leave the "ssh-rsa" and "2048" part

Editing ftp.txt is pretty simple, but I'll go through it one by one.

option batch abort

option confirm off

Leave these two as they are and don't modify them.

open sftp://username:[email protected] -hostkey="ssh-rsa 2048 yo:ur:ho:st:ke:y:he:re"

This is the main part you want to focus on. It's pretty self explanitory. Replace username with your ssh username, password with your ssh password, host.name with your box ip/hostname. You want to replace yo:ur:ho:st:ke:y:he:re with your host key, which is explained above.

cd /var/www/html/i

You want to change this to where you are uploading your screenshot. I have mine in a i directory in /var/www/html

put %1%

Leave this as it is.

close

This closes the sFTP connection, and exit exits WinSCP.

There's not alot to edit in ftp.bat, but there is a few things.

cd /D C:/Program Files (x86)/WinSCP

You want to change this to the directory where your WinSCP.com is located.

start /B WinSCP.com /script="C:/location/to/your/ftp.txt" /parameter // %1

You want to change this to where your ftp.txt is located.

echo http://example.com/i/%Name%.png | clip

This is the important part. You want to change http://example.com/i/ to the web directory where it has been uploaded. Do not change the %Name%.png part.

That's pretty much it. If you have any problems or anything you can create an issue thread.