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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Copy symbolic links from one server to another Post 302483543 by EAGL€ on Monday 27th of December 2010 04:23:36 PM
Old 12-27-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by DGPickett
I you use cpio, symbolic links and empty dirs can be copied. Strangely, as I recall, sometimes cp -r and rcp -r use cpio, and cp -rp says it will preserve links. Breaking the compression out from the ssh2 allows more CPUs to be utilized pipeline parallel.
Code:
(
  cd head_dir
  find * | cpio -oaH crc 
  ) | gzip -9 | ssh2 user@host 'cd head_dir2 ; gzcat | cpio -idmH crc '

Hi DGPickett,

I have tried the code but didnt work, actually ssh part does not work, i had a different error when i tried ssh (rather than ssh2 as its not supported)

Code:
ssh root@192.168.0.46
Password: 
Password: 
Password: 
Permission denied (gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,publickey,keyboard-interactive).

 

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SSH2_PUBLICKEY_ADD(3)							 1						     SSH2_PUBLICKEY_ADD(3)

ssh2_publickey_add - Add an authorized publickey

SYNOPSIS
bool ssh2_publickey_add (resource $pkey, string $algoname, string $blob, [bool $overwrite = false], [array $attributes]) DESCRIPTION
Note The public key subsystem is used for managing public keys on a server to which the client is already authenticated. To authenticate to a remote system using public key authentication, use the ssh2_auth_pubkey_file(3) function instead. PARAMETERS
o $pkey - Publickey Subsystem resource created by ssh2_publickey_init(3). o $algoname - Publickey algorithm (e.g.): ssh-dss, ssh-rsa o $blob - Publickey blob as raw binary data o $overwrite - If the specified key already exists, should it be overwritten? o $attributes - Associative array of attributes to assign to this public key. Refer to ietf-secsh-publickey-subsystem for a list of supported attributes. To mark an attribute as mandatory, precede its name with an asterisk. If the server is unable to support an attribute marked mandatory, it will abort the add process. RETURN VALUES
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure. EXAMPLES
Example #1 Adding a publickey with ssh2_publickey_add(3) <?php $ssh2 = ssh2_connect('shell.example.com', 22); ssh2_auth_password($ssh2, 'jdoe', 'password'); $pkey = ssh2_publickey_init($ssh2); $keyblob = base64_decode(' AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA5HVt6VqSGd5PTrLRdjNONxXH1tVFGn0 Bd26BF0aCP9qyJRlvdJ3j4WBeX4ZmrveGrjMgkseSYc4xZ26sDHwfL351xj zaLpipuBGRrw17mWVBhuCExo476ri5tQFzbTc54VEHYckxQ16CjSTibI5X 69GmnYC9PNqEYq/1TP+HF10='); ssh2_publickey_add($pkey, 'ssh-rsa', $keyblob, false, array('comment'=>"John's Key")); ?> SEE ALSO
ssh2_publickey_init(3), ssh2_publickey_remove(3), ssh2_publickey_list(3). PHP Documentation Group SSH2_PUBLICKEY_ADD(3)
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