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05-01-2008 10:27 PM
05-01-2008 10:27 PM
scp
Hello all,
I'm trying to do scp(passwd less) transsfer between two systems sucessfully.
My questios are i'm trying to scopy a file as user test to host2 from host1 .But the copied files are still having the ownership of user test. I want to have the file owned by the parent directory of the target server.If i do scp with passwd it works fine
ex: host1:testuser>scp file1 host2:/test1
passwd
.....................................
but it will not work if i set up as passwd less .
in other words...i would like to how can i make the below thing work with out the passwd prompt
host1:testuser> scp file1 testuser2@host2:/app
and the copied file should have ownership of the parent directory /app in host2
Please advice - much appreciated
I'm trying to do scp(passwd less) transsfer between two systems sucessfully.
My questios are i'm trying to scopy a file as user test to host2 from host1 .But the copied files are still having the ownership of user test. I want to have the file owned by the parent directory of the target server.If i do scp with passwd it works fine
ex: host1:testuser>scp file1 host2:/test1
passwd
.....................................
but it will not work if i set up as passwd less .
in other words...i would like to how can i make the below thing work with out the passwd prompt
host1:testuser> scp file1 testuser2@host2:/app
and the copied file should have ownership of the parent directory /app in host2
Please advice - much appreciated
Learning ...
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05-01-2008 11:17 PM
05-01-2008 11:17 PM
Re: scp
hi,
seems like "passwd less" copy is using a user other than testuser2, hence the ownership is different.
can you post the output of ll for each case?
nb. you may also wish to use scp -p ...
revert!
kind regards
yogeeraj
seems like "passwd less" copy is using a user other than testuser2, hence the ownership is different.
can you post the output of ll
nb. you may also wish to use scp -p ...
revert!
kind regards
yogeeraj
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