#!/bin/bash
#The following script will look at the folder you specify
#Determine what files are in that folder
#How much space that they will take up
#And copy them to a remote location of your choosing
#TITLE="SFTP File Transfer"
#Print the string variable on the screen
echo $TITLE
echoPS3='Choose how you would like to transfer files:'
options=("SFTP Push" "SFTP Get" "Quit")
quit=false
until $quit; do
     select opt in "${options[@]}"; do
         case $opt in
             "SFTP Push")
                clear;
                #SFTP Push
                echo "Use this option to move files from a local folder"
                echo "to a remote folder"
                echo
                #
                echo -e "What is the server IP?"
                read ipaddress
                #
                echo -e "What is the username?"
                read user
                #
                echo -e "What is the password?"
                read pass
                #
                echo -e "What is the local folder location?"
                read local
                #
                echo -e "What is the remote folder location?"
                read remote
                #
                #Place files in the remote folder
                #Since we are using sftp, I set a variable of port
                #to hard code port 22.
                #
                #The find command will locate
                #all files in the folder stated in variable $local
                #and place them into a file called filelist.
                #
                #Now for the meat of this script. We need to make sure
                #that "expect" is installed as it will help us to send
                #what sftp is needing from us automate the process.
                #
                #sftp will launch and with the variables collected above
                #to get the files copied from local to remote locations.
                #
                PORT=22
                find $local -type f > filelist
/usr/bin/expect <<EOD
                spawn /usr/bin/sftp -o Port=$PORT $user@$ipaddress
                expect "password:"
                send "$pass\r"
                expect "sftp>"
                send "put -r $local/* $remote\r"
                expect "sftp>"
                send "bye\r"
EOD
                break
                ;;
             "SFTP Get")
                clear;
                #SFTP Get
                echo "Use this option to move files from a Remote folder"
                echo "to a local folder"
                echo
                #
                echo -e "What is the server IP?"
                read ipaddress
                #
                echo -e "What is the username?"
                read user
                #
                echo -e "What is the password?"
                read pass
                #
                echo -e "What is the local folder location?"
                read local
                #
                echo -e "What is the remote folder location?"
                read remote
                #
                #Place files in the local folder
                #Since we are using sftp, I set a variable of port
                #to hard code port 22.
                #
                #The find command will locate
                #all files in the folder stated in variable $remote
                #and place them into a file called filelist.
                #
                #Now for the meat of this script. We need to make sure
                #that "expect" is installed as it will help us to send
                #what sftp is needing from us automate the process.
                #
                #sftp will launch and with the variables collected above
                #to get the files copied from local to remote locations.
                #
                PORT=22
                find $remote -type f > filelist
/usr/bin/expect <<EOD
                spawn /usr/bin/sftp -o Port=$PORT $user@$ipaddress
                expect "password:"
                send "$pass\r"
                expect "sftp>"
                send "put -r $remote/* $local\r"
                expect "sftp>"
                send "bye\r"
EOD
                break
                ;;
             "Quit")
                quit=true
                break
                ;;
                *) echo invalid option
                ;;
             esac
          done
       done