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I wrote a simple script like this.<br />
scp root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambul<wbr />i/test &nbsp;~/ambulie/<br />
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and it works, but how can I enhance this so that I can copy multiple files.<br />
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I wrote a simple script like this.
scp root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambuli/test  ~/ambulie/

and it works, but how can I enhance this so that I can copy multiple files.



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Depends how multiple files are defined...<br />
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scp root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambul<wbr />i/test root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambul<wbr />i/anotherf<wbr />ile ~/ambulie/<br />
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would copy both test and anotherfile to ~/ambulie/
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Depends how multiple files are defined...

scp root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambuli/test root@10.37.202.100:~/Ambuli/anotherfile ~/ambulie/

would copy both test and anotherfile to ~/ambulie/

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Hi amit_g<br />
The problem with this is that I have to type the password again and again. &nbsp;
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Hi amit_g
The problem with this is that I have to type the password again and again.  

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just noticed I messed up this line<br />
scp root@&lt;each server&gt;:~/.ssh/authorized_<wbr />keys2<br />
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it should be<br />
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scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub root@&lt;each server&gt;:~/.ssh/authorized_<wbr />keys2<br />
sorry for any confusion
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just noticed I messed up this line
scp root@<each server>:~/.ssh/authorized_keys2

it should be

scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub root@<each server>:~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
sorry for any confusion

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I have a windows batch file which actually uses winscp to upload some files to a Linux server. &nbsp;I want to do the same thing from a Linux machine to another Linux machine.<br />
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option batch on<br />
option confirm off<br />
option transfer binary<br />
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open root:default@100.200.100.2<wbr />00<br />
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cd /myDir<br />
put C:\Ambuli\my.jar<br />
put C:\Ambuli\lib\*.jar<br />
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close <br />
exit
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Hi Experts,

I have a windows batch file which actually uses winscp to upload some files to a Linux server.  I want to do the same thing from a Linux machine to another Linux machine.

option batch on
option confirm off
option transfer binary

open root:default@100.200.100.200

cd /myDir
put C:\Ambuli\my.jar
put C:\Ambuli\lib\*.jar

close 
exit

How to write a batch file

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