Recent content by bacalhauzepipo

exactly. here's a sample of my code using SCP scp -i keyfile -P ssh_port user@host:/source/dir/* /target/dir/

In my case the files were flat text. I connect using SSH, cat the file and store it in a variable, then echo it to the new file at the destination host. file=$(ssh -i keyfile user@host -p port "cat file/i/want") echo "$file" > /target/destination/file.txt

I wrote the support questioning the disappearance of SCP

:( Thanks for clarifying. I don't want to stop upgrading but at the same time it's quite a nuisance not being able to get the files from the router. I'll try to think of alternatives. EDIT: Found an alternative :)

hello everyone! My router AC68U recently performed the automatic firmware update. Everything seemed normal, as in I didn't notice any changes, until I couldn't use SCP. I still have a router in older version 3.0.0.4.386_45987-gb8fc0b6 and in this one the /usr/bin/scp is a link to...