hi
I can start connection with another Windows host and execute there the commands with ssh_exec_internal as usual
but scp_upload does not seem to be working:
> ssh::scp_upload(.Object@session, "D:/temp/Args.txt", "c:\\Users\\User")Error: SCP failure: SCP: Warning: status code 1 received: scp: 'c:/Users/User': No such file or directory
Looks like it transforms the paths from Windows style to Unix style, but it does not work
To be sure that the connection is working I tried
> ssh::scp_upload(.Object@session, "D:/temp/Args.txt", "1")[100%] D:\temp\shu\prn824\model_pk\jobArgsCombined.txt[1] "1"
in such case file args.txt is copied on the host, but has a strange name '1' (with ticks), same for other names I tried.
Are there any workarounds I missed?
hi I can start connection with another Windows host and execute there the commands with ssh_exec_internal as usual but scp_upload does not seem to be working:
> ssh::scp_upload(.Object@session, "D:/temp/Args.txt", "c:\\Users\\User")
Error: SCP failure: SCP: Warning: status code 1 received: scp: 'c:/Users/User': No such file or directory
Looks like it transforms the paths from Windows style to Unix style, but it does not work To be sure that the connection is working I tried
> ssh::scp_upload(.Object@session, "D:/temp/Args.txt", "1")
[100%] D:\temp\shu\prn824\model_pk\jobArgsCombined.txt
[1] "1"
in such case file args.txt is copied on the host, but has a strange name '1' (with ticks), same for other names I tried. Are there any workarounds I missed?