BUG: scp -r follows symlinks
Jason McCormick
jason at devrandom.org
Wed Jan 7 11:02:37 EST 2004
{SNIP}
On Tuesday 06 January 2004 06:38 pm, Mordechai T. Abzug wrote:
> Unlike the original poster, I don't care about links, but I sure do
> care about scp not being considered obsolete and historical.
{/SNIP}
I think that scp is only "obsolete and historical" from the standpoint
that functionality isn't being altered nor are new features getting
added (ala the don't-follow-symlinks flag). scp should act like rcp -
with all of its flaws and quirks - and any new design features and
ideas are for sftp. I can't imagine that scp is going to be removed or
obsoleted any time in the near future.
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Jason McCormick
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