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how to use SCP (secure copy) in UNIX
i have to transfer a file from one server to another. say, my script is running on server 'A' and one file has to be transferred from server 'A' to server 'B' using SCP. i am using it as:
sourceserverA> scp -P <port> userid@serverBhostname:/put/this/here <sourcefile path> but it is giving "secure connection to server'B' refused". is thr any userID problem or syntax error?? |
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