Selecting files in regular intervals from a folder
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The files are transferred, however after every 100'th files, it asks me the password to transfer files.
This is very irritating. Is there any option to grant transfer permission once?
One more thing, how to transfer multiple files udisp.i.j and vdisp.i.j (in interval of 100's) at once using scp?
I can not reproduce the multiple authentication issue yet. In my tests authentication takes place ony once, then scp copies multiple files.
Man page mentions the `-B' flag to scp
Quote:
-B Selects batch mode (prevents asking for passwords or passphrases).
but I don't think it will help.
So, can you provide some more info, e.g. run scp in verbose mode (-v) and post the log here?
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