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The corrected example should be:

where foo is "the name of the file you want to scp"

foo1 at foobar is myid at machine I'm sending to (Use the FULLY quailifed domain
name of the box you're wanting to send the file to (assuming that it's not
in your current domain, if it is you can just use the machine name only.)

: - puts the file in your home directory of the machine you're scping to.

Sorry for the error.  Got my foos mixed up.

Steve

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On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Steve Nicholas wrote:

> David,
> scp <filename> userid at machine_to_send_to:
>
> Just tested from my linux box at home to a unix workstation at work with
> success.
>
> scp foo foo1 at foobar:
>
> where foo is my id on machine I'm sending to
>
> whereis foo1 at foobar is the FULLY quailifed domain name of the box you're
> wanting to send the file to (assuming that it's not in your current
> domain, if it is you can just use the machine name only.)
>
> : - puts the file in your home directory of the machine you're scping to.
>
> It will prompt you for the password of the userid that's on the machine
> that you're sending the file to.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Steve
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> On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, David Corbin wrote:
>
> > Is there a standard "scp" like command that i can use for anonymous ftp?
> >
> > Thanks
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