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You do have the function scripts right? And I get the impression you're using this script to copy locally right? Is your SSH server running and set up correctly?
Kind regards,
Eric
function scripts? you mean got some script inside .sh file or inside php file? i think that what i'm lacking right now.
i think my ssh server not running. and i tried run ssh
Code:
ps -ef | grep ssh
nothing running
do i need to configure it all like in this http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/centos-ssh/
if this not working.. do you know other method to copy file from one server to another server by using browser as the one that ask to enter input?
and if that errors out, install it with yum install ssh.
I'm under the strong impression that you want to use a browser to copy files from one location to the other on the same server. Is that the case? If so, may I ask why you're trying to do it that way?
and if that errors out, install it with yum install ssh.
I'm under the strong impression that you want to use a browser to copy files from one location to the other on the same server. Is that the case? If so, may I ask why you're trying to do it that way?
Kind regards,
Eric
correction not on the same server. different server. right now just trying to make the server that want to use scp doesnt know his own server.
cant install with yum install ssh. is this ok?
Sorry, my mistake, I'm more used to Debian, that's why I posted ssh instead of openssh-server. You normally don't have to install the openssh-clients since the client should be already installed, just the server. After installation test it with:
Code:
ssh youruser@localhost
and see if you can log in. I don't think you'll need to do a lot of configuring since you'll be working on localhost level.
Sorry to say that now you're stepping into unknown territory for me, I don't no anything about that. I'm sure someone with that knowledge will step in. Good luck.
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