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I just saw you mentioned about scp in your request...<br />
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There are modules like Net::SCP in perl... you can give a try...
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I just saw you mentioned about scp in your request...

There are modules like Net::SCP in perl... you can give a try...

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Have you tried, it works well.<br />
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<a href="http://www.nber.org/pscp.html" rel="ugc">http://www.nber.org/pscp.html</a><br />
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You mentioned those that you have tried does not work well, are there any specific things your are looking for?<br />
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regards
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Have you tried, it works well.

http://www.nber.org/pscp.html [http://www.nber.org/pscp.html]

You mentioned those that you have tried does not work well, are there any specific things your are looking for?

regards

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What is a good program for pscp (Windows version). &nbsp;If it is a putty's version, would like &nbsp;a 7.0 version.<br />
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I tried WinSCP and Putty's enhanced version but that doesn't work very well.
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What is a good program for pscp (Windows version).  If it is a putty's version, would like  a 7.0 version.

I tried WinSCP and Putty's enhanced version but that doesn't work very well.

What is a good program for pscp (Windows version).  If it is a putty's version, would like  a 7.0 version.

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