ssh/scp connection refused
I am logged in from my desktop (Fedora 12) to a server (Fedora 10) and I want to copy something from this server to my desktop using scp...
Had no problem in the past, but now I get : Code:
[root@server 123456]# scp -vv recording.wav Jonas@192.168.1.21:/home/jonas/Desktop Code:
[root@server 123456]# w The firewall on my desktop is disabled : Code:
[root@jonas jonas]# /sbin/service iptables status |
Just to clarify, you are logging in to the server and then running the scp command to copy stuff back to the desktop, correct? The desktop (ip: 192.168.1.21) may not have the ssh service enabled, and you may not be able to use scp from the server to the desktop. How do you login to the server; do you use ssh? Then in that case you should run the scp command from the desktop to fetch the file(s) from the server.
HTH. -RN. |
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Check whether the sshd is running on your desktop, maybe? Or, as rn suggested, just scp jonas@server:/path/to/recording.wav . from your desktop ... no point in having to ssh in to just ssh back to the same location. |
On jonas check that you have the correct file permissions on .ssh and any files in .ssh.
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@ RN : yes, I ssh into the server and then scp back to my desktop
@ Tinkster : indeed on my desktop the sshd proces was not running... I updated from Fedora 10 to Fedora 12 and apparently the sshd proces is not in the chkconfig-list. The problem was very stupid, but I just looked too far for the solution... |
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