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I'm the guy that pokes anthills with sticks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: West Palm Beach, FL USA
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if ssh works, can you create a tarball and download the tarball via the web?
tar czf whatever.tgz * its possible that sftp is failing because of a message being printed in the .profile/.bashrc -- I know rsync has a problem with that at times. if ssh works from the remote server, you could do something like: rsync user@firstserver ublic_html/ localdir/or ssh user@firstserver "cd directorytogoto;tar cf - *" | tar xf - or if you can put the tarball in a web accessible place, from remote server: wget http://firstserver.com/tarball.tgz You might have a version mismatch which is causing sftp & securecrt to conflict, i.e. maybe the server is older and doesn't support ssh2 and one or the other refuses to use ssh2. Many different possible problems that I can think of -- one of the above should get you working.
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