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I need to transfer multiple files using SCP between two solaris machines. Can somebody explain how to achieve that ?
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% scp /home/parthum1/* user2@machine:/home/parthum2

/home/parthum1/ - Source Directory
user2 - user name of the destination machine
machine - machine name or ip address of the machine
/home/parthum2 - destination directory
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Ok.... since we have the basic command to copy the files.

Do any body know how to get around the password entry phase for the user on the remote machine.

I checked this article on the net which helps to "pass on passwords with SCP".
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8600

Any alternate ways available to "pass on passwords" instead of generating public/private keys ?

Thanks in advance.
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what would be the point of using scp then?

Why not just rcp them?
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