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Category: SCP

How to Setup SSH Login Without Password CentOS / RHEL

As a system administrator, you plan on using OpenSSH for Linux and automate your daily tasks such as transferring files or database dump file for the backup to another server. To achieve this goal, you need to log in automatically from the host A to host B. Login automatically mean you do not want to […]

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How to Fix “-bash: scp: command not found”

Question : I try to use SCP command on my CentOS 6.3 server, but the following error returned. According to wikipedia, SCP or Secure copy is a means of securely transferring computer files between a local host and a remote host or between two remote hosts and It’s based on the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol. […]

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How to Install scp Command on CentOS 6.2

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In this post, i will guide you on how to install scp command on CentOS 6.2. SCP is a secure copy (remote file copy program) and can copies files between hosts on a network. You will get the following error if you don’t have scp command on your server. [root@centos6 ~]# scp -bash: scp: command […]

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