Daniel Pittman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The examples all show the syntax with the `r' in place. If there is one
> that has `s' anywhere, please post the file and line number (or info
> section) so that it can be corrected.
>
> As to examples, these are filenames that work for me using rcp locally:
>
> /r:melancholia:~/.bashrc
>
> /r@scp:melancholia:~/.bashrc
>
> /r:daniel@melancholia:~/.bashrc
>
> /r@sm:melancholia:~/.bashrc
>
> /r@sm:melancholia.danann.net:/etc/squid.conf
Good examples or working commands All of them should be in the
comments or info page. Even your edited example in previous post with
the [] brackets isn't as clear as real examples like above.
Concerning my "s": Rcp list posters have missed a good chance to win
lots of money by betting me there was not an "s" in an example
somewhere...
Someone could have retired on their winnings since I was sure enough
it was there to bet high..
Now I see that "s" was invented by me alone, I think you've allowed me
to hang on to my life savings a little bit longer. ( he he)
>From yours and Kai's posts, I have changed the default method to "su",
but I will say that it is a bit puzzling if a person should choose `su'
or `su1' or both if they are running ssh-1.2.26.
Still unable to get any useful results, although now able to connect
to a machine. Syntax below:
/r:reader@HOST:/home/reader/.emacs
I'm prompted for a password, enter it hit <RET>
In a few seconds some kind of uuencode error occurs, Messages says:
Encoding remote file failed, see buffer *rcp/su
reader@<EDITED>* for details.
the rcp buffer
shows:
Try `uuencode --help' for more information.
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Grepping the rpm files on the remote machine shows:
$ rpm -qla|grep uuencode
/usr/include/mimelib/uuencode.h
/usr/bin/uuencode
/usr/man/man1/uuencode.1
/usr/man/man5/uuencode.5
/home/httpd/icons/uuencoded.gif
The local machine:
$ rpm -qla|grep uuencode
/usr/bin/uuencode
/usr/man/man1/uuencode.1
/usr/man/man5/uuencode.5
/home/httpd/icons/uuencoded.gif
So the binary is there on both machines
