Thanks for all the replies. One (Mark) suggests scponly, which I came
across myself in the meantime. It seems to be the sort of approach that
may be simplest to set up. I'll do some investigation and testing and
summarize my success (or lack thereof) sometime in the next couple of
weeks.
Cheers, J
Sorry, but I need to correct myself. SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND won't
actually be useful; it does not even include the destination filename as
supplied by the invoking user.
Michael
Michael Walma wrote:
> If you want to try for fancier per-user file names, the
> SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND environment variab
One thing you could do is use the "command=" option in the
.ssh/authorized_keys file to force execution of a particular command
when ssh/scp is run using a particular public key. You could then write
a small bash or perl script to force scp and force it to the file of
your choice.
For example, pu
On Wed, 13 May 2009 23:15:49 -0400, John C Nash wrote:
> I'm trying to get various statisticians to run performance tests on
> their machinery and have my "tester" put the results (roughly 30K file
> per run) onto my server. I can do this in a cross-platform way with scp
> (pscp in Windows, not
I would use rsync. rather then ftp. It is more ment for backups then ftp or
sftp. It incremental backup protocol. Also I have heard amanda is also a great
tool for backup's if would be worth investgateing
Jeff
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Anthor thing when You say mac are you talking mac os 7 or mac os X10.x is based
on BSD which has I know for fact it has (ssh sftp,rsync,samba)
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On May 13, 2009, at 23:15, John C Nash wrote:
I'm trying to get various statisticians to run performance tests on
their machinery and have my "tester" put the results (roughly 30K
file per run) onto my server. I can do this in a cross-platform way
with scp (pscp in Windows, not sure on Mac
> I'm trying to get various statisticians to run performance tests on
> their machinery and have my "tester" put the results (roughly 30K file
> per run) onto my server. I can do this in a cross-platform way with scp
> (pscp in Windows, not sure on Mac yet, but there should be an scp
> client). How
