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now I want to use scp to copy local stuff to the remote machine but when I use scp, the error is
ssh: connect to host 138.46.231.12 port 22: No route to host are there any ways to do that? I'm using fedora, the remote machine is on ubuntu thanks!
I'm using a remote machine, which is in a lab and the administrator ask a RSA public key and then I can login into that machine using a passphrase I set
now I want to use scp to copy local stuff to the remote machine
are there any ways to do that? I'm using fedora, the remote machine is on ubuntu thanks!
I'm using a remote machine, which is in a lab and the administrator ask a RSA public key and then I can login into that machine using a passphrase I set
now I want to use scp to copy local stuff to the remote machine but when I use scp, the error is
ssh: connect to host 138.46.231.12 port 22: No route to host are there any ways to do that? I'm using fedora, the remote machine is on ubuntu thanks!
I'm using a remote machine, which is in a lab and the administrator ask a RSA public key and then I can login into that machine using a passphrase I set
now I want to use scp to copy local stuff to the remote machine
are there any ways to do that? I'm using fedora, the remote machine is on ubuntu thanks!