A simulation path that contains a whitespace character (and probably a lot of other characters that have special meanings inside a shell) leads to an scp failure when the simulation data is copied back to the host machine. Replacing [pwd '/'] by just './' as the back-copying destination fixes this problem.
A simulation path that contains a whitespace character (and probably a lot of other characters that have special meanings inside a shell) leads to an scp failure when the simulation data is copied back to the host machine. Replacing [pwd '/'] by just './' as the back-copying destination fixes this problem.