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[2005-06-23 05:58 UTC] david dot richard at euroconnect dot fr
Description:
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I have encountered a problem with ssh2-0.8 and ssh2_scp_send command (it was working very well with ssh2-0.6).
The problem is, when I copy a file to the remote server, the result is always an empty file.
Somebody can help me ?
Thanks
David
Reproduce code:
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<?php
if( ($ssh = ssh2_connect("192.168.128.25" , 22)) ){
if( ssh2_auth_password($ssh, user, password) ){
ssh2_scp_send($ssh,"/complitepath/script.sh", "script.sh");
}
}
?>
Expected result:
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The file may be copy to the remote host
Actual result:
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The file is copy but it is empty
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As there was no error condition here, just continuing and retrying solved the problem. During debugging it also helped to change the error message in this new piece of code to "Failed copying file. Destination write failed" as this distinguishes it from a possible read failure message earlier that otherwise had the same message.