Set-SCPItem hard lock on macOS

Running macOS 10.15.7 with PowerShell 7.2.1 and Posh-SSH 3.0.0

When I invoke Set-SCPItem -ComputerName "SCPhost.FQDN" -Credential username /sourcepath/to/file -Destination /, I am prompted for credentials, then pwsh locks up hard: ctrl-c, soft and hard resets don’t get the prompt back. Only way to reset is to kill the pwsh process.

The destination is a Windows-based SolarWinds SFTP/SCP server. The file is getting created, with a programatic name (1944953288 0 and repeated attempts generate more files with the same name, followed by _%date%_%time%) but left open at 0K.

Am I doing something wrong?

[MVKozlov]

to be sure, try using scp, like scp -p /path/to/filename username@hostname The -p switch tells the server to save file times if the command also blocks, then it’s the same reason…

[MVKozlov]

Yes, setting the file time hardcoded in SSH.NET library, so SFTP is only solution for now