Closed 12rambau closed 2 years ago
That's not a real issue, that is just me badly understanding how scp
command works. I need to be either the host or the tartget so in this case:
scp -P 443 ~test.txt prambaud@ssh.test.sepal.io:/home/prambaud/test.txt
works like a charm.
Thanks @cdanielw for the explainantions
Describe the bug
When I try to access another account from SEPAL using
scp
linux command I get a time out error on port 22.To Reproduce
I try to send a small file from my prod account to my test one:
And I receive the following error :
I first thought it was the FAO firewall or my FAO computer that was preventing me to use
scp
but I expreienced the same issue on my personal macbook laptop on my home network.testing
Here you'll find a matrix of the different commands I've tried and how they reacted. I tried to connect to the account through
ssh
and send a file viascp
. I don't understand why the port 22 is used for all the scp commands.