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01-02-2008
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ssh/scp - can you specify timeout?
I am scp'ing a file from a server (servera) to my server (serverb)
If servera is down - the scp never times out ... it just hangs eternally.. It is possible to specify a timeout in my script - so if scp fails/hang for more than 60 seconds I assume its failed ? I am aware there is some timeout value I can set on servera in the sshd_config file on servera but I would prefer if I could include some sort of timeout in my script running on serverb Example command: scp user1@servera:testdir/test.log /logs 
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01-02-2008
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Its on a different subnet....
Not sure if its suppressing messages or not
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01-02-2008
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If your using OpenSSH then use the ConnectTimeout option
Code:
scp -o ConnectTimeout=30 user1@servera:testdir/test.log /logs
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