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From: "Thomas Wiedmann"
Subject: Re: scp doesn't copy - neither returns an error message
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2007 08:04:35 +0200
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> WAG: Because it isn't cygwin ssh at all! I reckon it's probably some
> 3PP
> version and if we'd been shown the cygcheck output we'd have seen the
> "Duplicated DLLs problem".
What means: WAG?
What means 3PP? What is a 3 PP version?
What is the duplicated DDL's problem?
By the way (answer to previous question):
It's true, I installed the OpenSSH package some time ago; I cannot say any
more, when it was; so it may be no real Cygwin package. Nevertheless I
wonder, why there is a scp.exe, appearing that an scp command my run, but it
doesn't.
Thomas Wiedmann
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