This is decent code, job well done!

I have a few nitpicks,

• PEP8 violations

1. Functions and variables should be snake_case
2. Group your imports

There are multiple tools out there that checks your PEP8, when your IDE does not support it

• When joining paths => us pathlib or os.path.join

Adding paths via string concatenations can be error prone, it is best to use os.path.join(path1, path2)

For instance it will handle cases when you try to add /a/b/ with /c/d

You do this in a few place, but not all the time. Stay consistent!

• extention = filename.rsplit(".")[1]

You can use root, extentsion = os.path.splittext(filename)

• You can catch multiple exceptions at once

   except (pmko.ssh_exception.NoValidConnectionsError, TimeoutError): 

• Instead of printing what went wrong, try logging

Print statements are there for a short time, logs are forever

• if not bool(re.search(r'\_c\.', _file)):

Here bool is superfluous when no match is found it will return None, which is Falsy

This is decent code, job well done!

I have a few nitpicks,

• PEP8 violations

1. Functions and variables should be snake_case
2. Group your imports

There are multiple tools out there that checks your code PEP8 violations

• When joining paths => us pathlib or os.path.join

Adding paths via string concatenations can be error prone, it is best to use os.path.join(path1, path2)

For instance it will handle cases when you try to add /a/b/ with /c/d

You do this in a few places, but not all the time. Stay consistent!

• extention = filename.rsplit(".")[1]

You can use root, extentsion = os.path.splittext(filename)

• You can catch multiple exceptions at once

   except (pmko.ssh_exception.NoValidConnectionsError, TimeoutError): 

• Instead of printing what went wrong, try logging

Print statements are there for a short time, logs are forever

• if not bool(re.search(r'\_c\.', _file)):

Here bool is superfluous when no match is found it will return None, which is Falsey