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On Sat, 2005-11-26 at 16:03 +1300, Nick Rout wrote: |
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> > When I added "e" it deleted the file on destination, and no errors |
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> > showed up. |
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> no, when you did it you specified that it was to copy a file called |
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> ssh. just leave ssh out altogether. |
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> if you want to specify the remote shell to use, specify it with -e |
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> ssh, |
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> if you want to rely on the default, leave out -e, and leave out "ssh" |
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> unless you really DO want to copy a file called ssh. |
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Thank you for explanation, works like a charm. |
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#Joseph |
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