I am trying to set the variable $file as “Unavailable Voucher’s Report_Apr-2017.txt”. It is getting set to the variable successfully. But I am getting an error when I use this variable in a SCP command inside my script. I have tried to replace the ‘ ‘(space) with ‘ ‘(escaping space), still no use. Error be like: Answer Try to double
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How to abort scp on failure using a flag?
Assuming scp 1 2 3 4 myhost:. is there a way to specify in the scp command to abort when the first failure occurs? scp default behaviour is to continue to the next file and not to stop and of course that can be addressed programmatically however looking for more ‘elegant’ approach if such exists. Answer No. SCP is simple
open file from remote host with Kate
Is it possible to open a file from a remote host with Kate like you can with vim: vim scp://root@cc3//var/log/dp.log? I’ve tried the following but neither option seems to work: kate scp://root@cc3//var/log/dp.log & and kate fish://root@cc3//var/log/dp.log & Answer By design, Kate interacts with user by dialogs, while you can also start editing a file in kate from command line with:
How to delete target folder created using scp by target user
I have a machines A B C. only Machine B have access to A & C. For machine A I have root access , machine B I have root access and for machine C I have User level access. 1.2.3.4 is the ip address assigned to machine B. When I am doing from machine A as scp -pr ./logs/ root@1.2.3.4:/common/tftpboot/
scp .tar file from remote machine using C program & libssh
I have written a code which read file from remote device using libssh scp APIs. I have a specific requirement wherein I want to scp a .tar file from a remote device. I am able to read .tar content into a buffer, but I am not sure how to create .tar file out of that buffer. Any help would be
Bash script: Looping through directories over SSH and downloading them to local machine
I’m trying to write a bash script that: Loops through all the directories in a folder over an SSH server Downloads a file (titled say, “foo”) inside each of these folders to a local machine. At the moment, I have: I don’t think I can use scp while I’m accessing the SSH server, however. Is there a way I can
How to copy directory from remote server with scp, excluding a specific subdirectory
I have a directory that I want to copy from a remote server to my desktop. In this directory there is a 40Gb subdirectory that I want to exclude from copying. Until now I used the scp command but there is no -exclude option or anything similar in the man page. By looking online I found a bunch of different
(Scp – Permission Denied (Public Key) [closed]
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