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    *   /From/: René Berber

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Charles D. Russell wrote:

> I can't get scp to transfer files between two Windows computers on a
> home WLAN.

When you test ssh, do you get some messages after successful log in?

I think the problem is that scp received those extraneous messages and didn't
know what to do... the solution is cleaning up your .bashrc or whatever is
causing those messages.

> debug1: Sending command: scp -v -t .
> running .bashrc on sony06

What's going on here?

That "running" part shouldn't be there... unless you have specified it in your
~/.ssh/config or some other place I don't know.

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Deleting the "echo" statements in .bashrc, which I hsd inserted for debugging 
trace, solved the problem, just as you suspected.  Thanks.


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