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Options

The following command-line parameters can be used to further specify the scp2 options.

• -D debug_level_spec

  Sets debug level (syntax is module=level).

• -d

  Forces target to be a directory.

• -q

  Makes scp2 quiet (only fatal errors are displayed).

• -Q

  Hides the progress indicator.

• -p

  Preserves file timestamps.

• -u

  Removes source files after copying.

• -B

  Sets batch mode on.

• --interactive

  Prompts whether to overwrite an existing destination file (does not work with -B).

• -I

  Prompts whether to overwrite an existing destination file (does not work with -B).

• --overwrite[=no]

  Prompts whether to overwrite existing destination file(s) (default: yes).

• -r

  Recurses subdirectories.

• -a[arg]

  Transfers files in ASCII mode. See manual page for description of optional argument.

• --verbose

  Verbose mode, equivalent to -D 2.

• -v

  Verbose mode, equivalent to -D 2.

• -c cipher

  Selects encryption algorithm. Multiple -c options are allowed and a single -c flag can have only one cipher.

• -S ssh2-path

  Tells scp2 where to find ssh2.

• -P ssh2-port

  Tells scp2 which port sshd2 listens to on the remote machine.

• -b buffer-size

  Defines maximum buffer size for one request (default 32768 bytes).

• -N max_requests

  Defines maximum number of concurrent requests (default 10).

• -m fileperm[:dirperm]

  Sets the default file/dir permission bits for upload.

• -o ssh2-options

  Specifies additional options for ssh2. The format is -o "ConfigKeyword=value".

• -i

  Specifies the identification file to give to ssh2. The identification file can also be specified in the configuration file.

• -k dir

  Custom configuration directory where ssh2_config, hostkeys and userkeys are located.

• -K

  Specifies the identity key file to give to ssh2. The specified key file is applied first. Multiple -K options are allowed. The key file can also be specified in the configuration file.

• --version

  Displays version.

• -V

  Displays version.

• --help

  Displays help.

• -h

  Displays help.