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| ==== notes ==== | ==== notes ==== | ||
| - | By default, when the target on the remote system is a directory and you don't provide a filename, scp expects that the source file name should be used. However, you must ensure that the directory path does not include a trailing slash if you don't specify the filename explicitly. | + | - By default, when the target on the remote system is a directory and you don't provide a filename, scp expects that the source file name should be used. However, you must ensure that the directory path does not include a trailing slash if you don't specify the filename explicitly. |
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| + | - Make sure to always use proper paths for the files you are copying. For example for a file in the local folder from where you are issuing the command use " | ||
| ===== other ===== | ===== other ===== | ||