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there is any way to open and read a file over a SSH connection?

I have an access to some server where there is a lot of data. I can’t copy the whole of data on my computer. I can’t compile on the server the program I want because the server doesn’t have all libs I need. I don’t think that the server admin would be very happy to see me coming and asking

Running a script remotely on a Linux machine with screen and nohup is killed shortly after logout [closed]

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ssh using R system() command

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When I try to connect computer A to computer B using ssh and R’s system() command, I get an error: But if I enter the command in quotes into my Linux terminal (ssh root@Bs-ip-address) it works fine (ssh keys are set up for the correct user). How can I connect properly using R’s system() command? Or can you suggest a

passwordless ssh from linux to Solaris works for oracle user but not for ftpuser [closed]

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how to create putty shortcut to jump directly to chain ssh? [closed]

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Jenkins ssh remote hosts and keyfile path differences on slaves

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We have a Jenkins server that uses the SSH plugin to configure a SSH remote hosts within the global Jenkins configuration. These ssh connections are using a public/private key for authentication to the remote host. We then use these configured SSH remote hosts in the build step “Execute shell script on remote host using ssh” (I believe this is also

file_get_contents() security issue on local domain only with CentOS security settings

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I know there are a hundred posts about file_get_contents() on SO but nothing seems to solve my problem: Everything was working fine fifteen minutes ago, until I ran some security stuff via SSH. I added some iptables rules and I file_get_contents and I ran service proftpd restart and a few installs/uninstalls which seems to have disabled PHP’s fopen() functions somehow.

Amazon AWS EC2 Key Pair Denied

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I have scoured the Internet for answers and had little luck. All I have been trying to do is connect to my AWS EC2 Linux server via SSH. The.pem file is on my computer, but it has not been accepted. I have tried several FTP clients, including FileZilla and the native Terminal on my Mac. In FileZilla, my error is

Remotely login to Linux using New-SshSession in PowerShell (with a private key) fails with “Invalid private key file”

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Am trying to log on to Linux servers from Windows PowerShell using a key with the 3 inputs listed below. I’ve been sent the text for a private key from a colleague and need to know how to implement that. Saving it in a .ppk file hasn’t yielded any results. PowerShell spits out the following in response to running the

How to read a file from a remote device from C program and Ubuntu OS? [closed]

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Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 7 years ago. Improve this question I am trying to read a file located at remote device, it has Debian OS. My C program is running