Strange...I aborted (cntrl c) an scp but the processes have not died on
the other end. In fact kill -9 won't even kill them, any ideas ? Rebooting
is not an option.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] backup]# ps auxwww | grep scp
root 14387 42.0 0.1 2980 904 ?R13:15 40:52 scp -t
/home/backup
On Sun, 2003-06-01 at 22:07, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
thanks Bret.
total 28
drwx--2 bhughes bhughes 4096 Apr 17 13:40 .
drwx-- 24 bhughes bhughes 4096 Jun 1 02:36 ..
-rw---1 bhughes bhughes 606 Apr 17 13:40 authorized_keys
-rw---1
thanks Bret...
i got it to work late last night...
i just don't specify the key file now - the -i flag - and works fine...
i thought i have to point to it all the time...
On 2 Jun 2003, Bret Hughes wrote:
On Sun, 2003-06-01 at 22:07, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
thanks Bret.
On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 12:16, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
thanks Bret...
i got it to work late last night...
i just don't specify the key file now - the -i flag - and works fine...
i thought i have to point to it all the time...
Glad you got it working.
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thanks Bret.
total 28
drwx--2 bhughes bhughes 4096 Apr 17 13:40 .
drwx-- 24 bhughes bhughes 4096 Jun 1 02:36 ..
-rw---1 bhughes bhughes 606 Apr 17 13:40 authorized_keys
-rw---1 bhughes bhughes 672 Oct 24 2002 id_dsa
-rw-r--r--
On 30 May 2003, Bret Hughes wrote:
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 19:39, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
hi all,
i'm trying to do an automated process of scp between 2 linux machines.
i can't make it to work. here is what i've done so far:
used ssh-keygen to make a new key with -t rsa (or rsa1
On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 22:21, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
On 30 May 2003, Bret Hughes wrote:
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 19:39, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
hi all,
i'm trying to do an automated process of scp between 2 linux machines.
i can't make it to work. here is what i've done so far
hi all,
i'm trying to do an automated process of scp between 2 linux machines.
i can't make it to work. here is what i've done so far:
used ssh-keygen to make a new key with -t rsa (or rsa1)...
when asked for passphrase - i leave it blank
after that i scp the identity.pub to the .ssh dir
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 19:39, Kalin Mintchev wrote:
hi all,
i'm trying to do an automated process of scp between 2 linux machines.
i can't make it to work. here is what i've done so far:
used ssh-keygen to make a new key with -t rsa (or rsa1)...
when asked for passphrase - i leave it blank
On Wed, 28 May 2003, Dave McNeill wrote:
...or just do 'sh-keygen -p' on your existing private key - saves the
bother of distributing your new public key.
thanks... unfortunately it says all the time Bad passphrase. i didn't set
up one so i don't know it and -P doesn't work...
i'll have
...or just do 'sh-keygen -p' on your existing private key - saves the
bother of distributing your new public key.
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Kalin Mintchev said:
yes - it's asking for passphraze not password - how do i generate a
key
without passphrase?
remove your current keys,
hi,
i have a request to set up an automated scp process to a client's
machine... manually it works fine
i tried to generate a key through ssh and use that one to execute the
command with the -i flag for the key thinking (mistaken probably) that if i
have the rsa key i would not need
Kalin Mintchev said:
any help will be greatly appreciated
is the server using ssh v1 ? RSA keys are only supported in SSH
protocol v1(all versions of openssh are ssh v1 compatible, some people
turn this compatibility off)
does your RSA key have a passphrase on it? if so, generate a key
other people using scp to send files to their
machine i know scp goes through ssh
does your RSA key have a passphrase on it? if so, generate a key with
no passphrase
is it actually using the key? is it prompting for the passphrase not
the passWORD ?
yes - it's asking for passphraze
Kalin Mintchev said:
yes - it's asking for passphraze not password - how do i generate a key
without passphrase?
remove your current keys, and generate a new one, when it asks for
a passphrase just hit enter
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Subject: RE: ftp vs scp transfer speed.
DO either the ftp client or server have a bandwidth limiting feature to
keep from chewing up too much bandwidth? what about the router?
Perhaps ftp is set to a lower qos or what ever it is called so users
trying to DL 80MB files don't swamp the network
, I mean something has to be! Does linux throttle ftp
connections by default and not scp?
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to their windows box at 90 times faster than the FTP server on Linux ...
That's just wrong, I mean something has to be! Does linux throttle ftp
connections by default and not scp?
DO either the ftp client or server have a bandwidth limiting feature to
keep from chewing up too much bandwidth
DO either the ftp client or server have a bandwidth limiting feature to
keep from chewing up too much bandwidth? what about the router?
Perhaps ftp is set to a lower qos or what ever it is called so users
trying to DL 80MB files don't swamp the network.
I know the client does not limit
Does anyone know why there would be a 8500KBs difference between scp and
ftp. I was downloading an 80MB file over ftp at 120KBps and when I uploaded
the same file from the same server using scp it completed the upload in
7seconds? I've tried both vsftpd and proftpd with the same result.
Thanks
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 18:14, Chad Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know why there would be a 8500KBs difference between scp and
ftp. I was downloading an 80MB file over ftp at 120KBps and when I uploaded
the same file from the same server using scp it completed the upload in
7seconds? I've tried
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 18:14, Chad Skinner wrote:
At a guess, I'd say that something is wrong in what you're doing (i.e.
it's not the answer that's wrong, there is something wrong in the
question). Nowhere on God's green Earth do you find one
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Chad Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know why there would be a 8500KBs difference between scp and
ftp. I was downloading an 80MB file over ftp at 120KBps and when I uploaded
Well, ignoring your math for the moment, ftp will almost always be faster
since it doesn't need
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 20:07, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Chad Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know why there would be a 8500KBs difference between scp and
ftp. I was downloading an 80MB file over ftp at 120KBps and when I uploaded
Well, ignoring your math for the moment, ftp
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Bret Hughes wrote:
Does scp do a checksum or comparision like rsync and won't reall
overwrite a file if it is the same? Just WAGing.
SCP runs over TCP, so it has all the normal packet guarantees. It will
also happily clobber files, so be careful.
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On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 18:57, Rus Foster wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
Nowhere on God's green Earth do you find one protocol in the
modern Internet being 90 times faster than another.
This is possible but *only* if the file is very compressable [...]
While in
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 18:57, Rus Foster wrote:
This is possible but *only* if the file is very compressable [...]
While in _theory_ I'll buy the argument, in reality I have never yet
seen a 90:1 compression ratio on any file, ever, on any platform, or
with any algorithm.
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 15:22, David Simmons wrote:
We are trying to automate the update of files on a couple of different
linux servers. We are behind a firewall we don't maintain and are
only allowed to use SSH. We can copy the files using SCP, but we want
to automate the process
copy the files using SCP, but we want
to automate the process. Is there anyway anyone knows of to feed SCP
the password in a shell script? Or is there any other way we can do
this copy without being asked for a password?
Thanks,
Dave Simmons
Did you get this figured out?
Otherwise use ssh
Title: Message
We are trying to
automate the update of files on a couple of different linux servers. We
are behind a firewall we don't maintain and are only allowed to use SSH.
We can copy the files using SCP, but we want to automate the process. Is
there anyway anyone knows of to feed SCP
. We can copy the files using SCP, but we want to
automate the process. Is there anyway anyone knows of to feed SCP the
password in a shell script? Or is there any other way we can do this
copy without being asked for a password?
Thanks,
Dave Simmons
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On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, David Simmons wrote:
automate the process. Is there anyway anyone knows of to feed SCP the
password in a shell script? Or is there any other way we can do this
copy without being asked for a password?
Passwords on the command line are a security risk. If the system
here is the output and I marked where
it hangs on the scp and sftp. I tested it with multiple
users. Thanks for your help
scp -vvv temp.txt localhost:
Executing: program /usr/bin/ssh host localhost, user (unspecified),
command scp -v -t .
OpenSSH_3.4p1, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090602f
I am having problems with scp/sftp when connection. After I enter the
password, it just hangs and nothing happens. I can ssh into the machine
and that works fine. I just can scp files into it or connect using
sftp. Here is the output of both commands
Thanks for your help
scp -vvv temp.txt
Do you have a line like:
Subsystem sftp/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server
in your sshd_config file? It looks like the connection is being made on
the client side, so you need to look at your server-side logs to find out
what happens to the request once it's been accepted.
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I am having problems with scp/sftp when connection.
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
Do you have a line like:
Subsystem sftp/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server
in your sshd_config file? It looks like the connection is being made on
the client side, so you need to look at your server-side logs to find out
what happens to
On Mon, 2003-02-03 at 18:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I didn't put a subject field
Thats' ok Abe.
what I do with ssh related problems is to start the sshd process
manually in a term with the -d flag. This put sshd in the debug mode
and a buch of stuff gets spit out to the term that
Hello,
I am having problems scp/sftp ing to my machine
sftp localhost or scp blah localhost:/tmp will hang after I enter the
password it just hangs. SSHing to the localhost works just fine. Im using
RedHat 8 and OpenSSH is up to date. Does anyone have any ideas?
Abe
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On Sun, 2 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having problems scp/sftp ing to my machine
Run with the -v flag, and examine the output. If the problem isn't
immediately clear, post the output to the list so that others can help.
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On 08:48 26 Jan 2003, Ed Wilts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| On Sun, Jan 26, 2003 at 07:15:02PM +1100, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| If you have an ssh-agent and forward it you can probably go:
|
| ssh hostA scp /tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
|
| i.e. ssh to hostA and tell it to scp directly
On 15:42 23 Jan 2003, Keith Morse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| On 21 Jan 2003, Jeff Bearer wrote:
| I want to copy a file from host A to host B while on host C. Host C uses
| public key auth to login to A and B.
|
| But when I try this:
| hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
|
| I
On Sun, Jan 26, 2003 at 07:15:02PM +1100, Cameron Simpson wrote:
If you have an ssh-agent and forward it you can probably go:
ssh hostA scp /tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
i.e. ssh to hostA and tell it to scp directly to hostB; the
forwarded connection will supply the right credentials
On 21 Jan 2003, Jeff Bearer wrote:
I want to copy a file from host A to host B while on host C. Host C uses
public key auth to login to A and B.
But when I try this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
I get this:
Host key verification failed.
lost connection
But If I do
Nick:
Don't know if this helps or not, but, SCP usually used after an SSH
session is invoked and authenticated. Setting up configs in
hosts/allow hosts/deny circumvents the security intentions of using
SSH, and may cause the error messages you are seeing. The FW (if told
to) will accept scp
I want to copy a file from host A to host B while on host C. Host C uses
public key auth to login to A and B.
But when I try this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
I get this:
Host key verification failed.
lost connection
But If I do this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file ./; scp ./file
At 08:33 21/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I want to copy a file from host A to host B while on host C. Host C uses
public key auth to login to A and B.
But when I try this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
I get this:
Host key verification failed.
lost connection
But If I do this:
hostC
Only a wild guess but can hostA scp to hostB ?
It can, but it's not setup with public key authentication. but from the
best of my understanding, it shouldn't need to. the file should be
transferred like this:
A - C - B
and not:
A - B
^
\
C
When I check the error logs
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 08:33:03AM -0500, Jeff Bearer wrote:
It works. Can somebody clue me in to what's the problem?
I also get the connection failed message. Looks like a bug in scp/ssh.
Emmanuel
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At 09:12 21/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Only a wild guess but can hostA scp to hostB ?
It can, but it's not setup with public key authentication. but from the
best of my understanding, it shouldn't need to. the file should be
transferred like this:
A - C - B
and not:
A - B
^
\
C
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 08:33:03AM -0500, Jeff Bearer wrote:
I want to copy a file from host A to host B while on host C. Host C uses
public key auth to login to A and B.
But when I try this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
I get this:
Host key verification failed.
lost
key auth to login to A and B.
But when I try this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file hostB:/tmp/file
I get this:
Host key verification failed.
lost connection
But If I do this:
hostC # scp hostA:/tmp/file ./; scp ./file hostB:/tmp/file
It works. Can somebody clue me
after scp executes from my cron job I get process left as follows :
100 S root 20091 1 0 60 0- 629 do_sel 19:29 pts/1
00:00:00 /usr/bin/ssh -x -oFallBackToRsh no jon2 scp -t /root/_devmail
I am using ssh version :
SSH Version OpenSSH_2.1.1, protocol versions 1.5/2.0
Just showing the process as it appears in ps output isn't very useful for
helping list members help you.
Is there anything related in any of your log files on either the remote
system or the local system?
What's the text of the actual scp command you're running?
Have you tried any other test
I have ssh running on a Redhat 7.x server. Using an SCP client (WinSCP) I
can download any file from the server running SSH, but large files fail as
soon as I attempt to copy them with the error refused by remote. Is this a
parameter that must be changed? Why is this happening only on large files
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Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
I assume you want to know the scp command for transferring a directory?
scp -r directory user@machine_name:.
You probably want this instead (assuming you're downloading
I'm stuck.
There must be more to this problem than I'm seeing, because it would
have taken far less time to get the answer you need from the scp man
page (recursive copying?) than to ask the list.
So what am I misunderstanding?
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On Monday 18 February 2002 06:38 pm, Nick Wilson wrote:
Hi all, looks like my isp have ditched me (lord knows why)
I'm connect to there server via ssh right now and need to transfer a
directory and it's contents to my local machine (the one I'm conected
by)
I assume you want to know the scp
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There must be more to this problem than I'm seeing, because it would
have taken far less time to get the answer you need from the scp man
page (recursive copying?) than to ask the list.
I just can't
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Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
I assume you want to know the scp command for transferring a directory?
scp -r directory user@machine_name:.
You probably want this instead (assuming you're downloading and not
uploading):
scp -r [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Manish,
Manish Kathuria wrote:
I use a windows based putty's scp client (pscp.exe) for
copying files between a Win 98 system and a RHL 7.1
system on the local LAN. However, whenever I try to copy
multiple files or a large file from the linux box to
the windows system, the linux system
I use a windows based putty's scp client (pscp.exe) for copying files between a Win 98
system and a RHL 7.1
system on the local LAN. However, whenever I try to copy multiple files or a large
file from the linux box to
the windows system, the linux system hangs, none of the mouse / key
There was a discussion a while back about a ftp like interface that did
secure transfers. I tried to find the thread in the archives but did
not find what I remembered. So... a bit of searching and reading
resulted on my finding secpanel. It is a tkl based GUI interface for
scp using as near
Thanks Charles (and others)
That's what I ended up spending my Sunday night on :-)
Got scp working but have not been able to suppress the requirement for a
password at each scp.
As I'm planning to run scp periodically unattended, I need to do it without
user input. I've tried some different
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need help to suppress pwd prompt
Thanks Charles (and others)
That's what I ended up spending my Sunday night
Heinz Wittenbecher wrote:
Thanks Charles (and others)
That's what I ended up spending my Sunday night on :-)
Got scp working but have not been able to suppress the requirement for a
password at each scp.
As I'm planning to run scp periodically unattended, I need to do it without
user
UM, one poster had the simple answer, which is to change the way ssh authenticates.
You can either set up a passwordless RSA authentication key, or you can use .shosts.
Unlike with the r-utils(rsh,rlogin,rcp) the s-utils(ssh,slogin,scp) check the host
keys to at least verify that the two hosts
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Gene Wilburn wrote:
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Steven W. Orr wrote:
You need to write your script to run scp in the expect scripting
language. Expect is an extention of tcl. Easy to use and easy learn. Your
problem is that the request for the password is not supposed
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Steven W. Orr wrote:
You need to write your script to run scp in the expect scripting
language. Expect is an extention of tcl. Easy to use and easy learn. Your
problem is that the request for the password is not supposed to come from
stdin; it's supposed to come from /dev
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On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Gene Wilburn wrote:
=On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Steven W. Orr wrote:
=
= You need to write your script to run scp in the expect scripting
= language. Expect is an extention of tcl. Easy
I'm trying to replace an existing Perl script that does auto-FTP with scp
(ssh1) instead. The script fetches log files from our ISP and we would
like to close the FTP port entirely.
The problem I'm having is the absence of a password option to feed
scp. I've got past this by having Perl write
You can setup scp and ssh to connect/copy files without a password:
run "ssh-keygen". When it asks for a pass phrase just hit enter (blank
password). It will save two keys (identity and identity.pub) in ~/.ssh/
Copy the identity.pub key to the machine you will be copy files to in
Gene Wilburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to replace an existing Perl script that does auto-FTP with scp
(ssh1) instead. The script fetches log files from our ISP and we would
like to close the FTP port entirely.
The problem I'm having is the absence of a password option to feed
scp
You need to write your script to run scp in the expect scripting
language. Expect is an extention of tcl. Easy to use and easy learn. Your
problem is that the request for the password is not supposed to come from
stdin; it's supposed to come from /dev/console. Expect starts child
processes which
Is there such a thing as SCP for Windoze ?
Thanks,
Mike
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F-Secure v.2 comes with command line versions of scp2 and sftp2 for
windows. No GUI's though.
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Mike Lewis wrote:
Is there such a thing as SCP for Windoze ?
Thanks,
Mike
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At 12:44 AM 4/22/00 -0700, Mike Lewis wrote:
Is there such a thing as SCP for Windoze ?
Thanks,
Mike
Check http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
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At 12:44 AM 4/22/00 -0700, Mike Lewis wrote:
Is there such a thing as SCP
does anyone know the commands
that are similar to the:
cp -af that I can invoke
using scp.
need to preserve ownership, permission,
the whole thing.
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On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 11:25:32PM -0700, Steve Lee wrote:
does anyone know the commands that are similar to the: cp -af that
I can invoke using scp. need to preserve ownership, permission, the
whole thing.
I don't know any suitable options and can't check as this machine has no
scp
On Thu, Apr 20, 2000 at 06:00:35PM +0100, Thomas Ribbrock Design/DEG" wrote:
On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 11:25:32PM -0700, Steve Lee wrote:
does anyone know the commands that are similar to the: cp -af that
I can invoke using scp. need to preserve ownership, permission, the
whole
On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 11:25:32PM -0700, Steve Lee wrote:
| does anyone know the commands
| that are similar to the:
| cp -af that I can invoke
| using scp.
| need to preserve ownership, permission,
| the whole thing.
rsync works well and will use ssh as a transport.
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Not sure if the "server" side works or what scripting possibilities are
out there but you can get a ssh and scp that supports all the rsa stuff
at http://www.bmrc.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/winntutil.html. I use it
as a tunnel through my firewall at the office so I can use netscap
up regular FTP between those two machines on
the firewall because of security issues. The preferred method is to send
those logs over is via scp. Does anyone know of a program for Windoze
that enables it to accept files transmitted via scp of sftp? Preferably
something that will install
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