Hi Monk,

I want to copy a remote file to my local system through SCP. My remote file is in a path "/apps/wls/csam/output/response/a.xml"

For that i have login into the remote server with boatid and password.

It only allowed me to access any files in "/apps" folder.

But to access the "a.xml". I have to change the user with command "sudo -i -u wls"

then supply the password of wls user. Then only it allowed me to go into "/wls/csam/output/response/a.xml".

So please suggest me a suitable code to copy the a.xml to my local system for the above scenarios.

Regards,

Sanjay

In reply to OT: How to copy a remote file to local system through SCP ? by nayaksan

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