I have been having problems with using scp in the Net::SSH2 module. I can get sftp to work, but would really like to use ssh2->scp_??? to work.
When I executed a small program, I get:
-22LIBSSH2_ERROR_CHANNEL_REQUEST_DENIED

I also tried using WinSCP to see if it was something on my end. I can connect with SFTP, but when I try using SCP, I get:
Connection has been unexpectedly closed.  Server sent command exit status 0
Error skipping startup message. Your shell is probably incompatible with the application (BASH is recommended).

I also tried using a different server and got the following error for scp using WinSCP:
Server refused to start a shell/command.

Authentication log (see session log for details):
Using username "myUserName".

Authentication failed.

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Can anyone help? Do I need to have the people at the server end configure SCP properly?? Is it something on my end?? Can I specify what type of shell to use??? Thanks for the help (if any)!

In reply to ssh2 scp question by llass61

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