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04-03-2006
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help on SCP command
Total unix newbie needs help:Need to SCP files to a WINDOWS NT server,but giving me some problems:
REPOSITORY=/usr/psoft/fs600srv/reports/HR /usr/local/bin/scp -p -a $REPOSITORY/HR.glpccd*.unl Administrator@10.84.124.6:/Temp When I execute the script, it is giving me this error. scp: warning: destination (/Temp) is not a directory. Something wrong with my command?Please help 
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04-03-2006
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Windows directories paths use backslashes like \Temp not /Temp
If it's an ntfs filesystem it will be case sensitive, FAT32 not. As I remember 
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04-03-2006
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Code:
/usr/local/bin/scp -p -a $REPOSITORY/HR.glpccd*.unl Administrator@10.84.124.6: c:\temp
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04-05-2006
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thanks.
this is my command now: /usr/local/bin/scp -p -a $SRC_DIR/glpccd_dbs_test.unl Administrator@10.84.124.6:\pop_gl\Fi...d_dbs_test.unl The \pop_gl\Filesend\files is a folder in C: drive of the NT server. The problem is, the file is sent to C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator folder, and the file becomes named "pop_glFilesendfilesglpccd_dbs_test.unl. Is there a way to have the command go into the correct directory and place it as the correct filename??
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