I use this for connect via sftp to a server listening on a non default ssh port.
Usage:
sftp-cp * | sftp user@host:/dir
This is useful if there is a process on the remote machine waiting for files in an incoming directory. This way it won't see half-transmitted files if it ignores hidden files.
This requires that your sudo not prompt for a password, as sftp cannot allocate the terminal necessary to ask.
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