bug in scp (OpenSSH)

Jason Stone jason at shalott.net
Fri Sep 7 10:50:10 EST 2001


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> I'm afraid I disagree.  I like the scp progress info.
> To a naive user it let's them know that at least 
> something is happening.  The advanced user knows
> enough to turn it off, IMO.

If you as a sysadmin want your naive users to see the progress bar, you
can alias scp to "scp -l" (or whatever the option would be) in the default
shell prefs, just as many admins alias rm to "rm -i"

But as has been said repeatedly, scp is supposed to be just the secure
version of rcp, and I've never seen a version of rcp with a progress bar.


 -Jason

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