Re: scp host1:file host2:directory ?

From: Dimitri Maziuk (dima_at_127.0.0.1)
Date: 05/01/03

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    Bill Unruh sez:
    >
    > I have a machine A which has direct ssh (authorized hosts) permission on
    > machines B and C.
    >
    > If I do
    > scp B:file C:directory
    > I get a permission denied, while if I do
    > scp B:file /tmp
    > scp /tmp/file C:directory
    > It works like a charm. What is happening? Is scp on A telling scp on B
    > to directly send to C:? I would expect that command to tell B to send to
    > A, and then A sends to C. Is this expectation wrong?

    It works if your key is on all three machines.

    Dima 

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