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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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No route to host means the ip you used was wrong. -- |
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Tobias Dammers
Member #2,604
August 2002
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Also: /Projects? Why would you put your Projects directory directly under the filesystem root? Put it in ~/Projects, or /usr/local/share/Projects if you have to, but for all that's sacred, don't ever put anything directly under /. Really. --- |
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Specter Phoenix
Member #1,425
July 2001
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The ip isn't wrong, did ifconfig on it to find it. Desktop was 192.168.1.103 and laptop was 192.168.1.104 (laptop usually jumps between 104 and 102) due to hibernating, but PC stays on 24/7 and hasn't changed in months.
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Arthur Kalliokoski
Second in Command
February 2005
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Can you ping it? They all watch too much MSNBC... they get ideas. |
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Specter Phoenix
Member #1,425
July 2001
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Arthur Kalliokoski said: Can you ping it? Are you serious? If I can connect with SSH and use filezilla after installing vsftpd, but only have issues with scp saying no route to host, then obviously ping would work otherwise the other two wouldn't work either.
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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scp uses the same ssh code as the ssh program. you had to have mistyped the ip. -- |
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Specter Phoenix
Member #1,425
July 2001
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No, still having issues with it saying no route to host. Though, now it is only doing it for directories, but allowing me to copy individual files between the two. One terminal: Quote:
Last login: Mon Oct 8 15:10:12 2012 from clay-laptop.local Second Terminal: Quote:
equinox@Clay-Laptop:~$ scp cptvile@192.168.1.103:~/artest.cpp /home/equinox/ Third Terminal: Quote:
equinox@Clay-Laptop:~$ scp -r cptvile@192.168.1.103:~/Projects /home/equinox/
Only thing I can think of is possibly router just acting up
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Thomas Fjellstrom
Member #476
June 2000
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I can say its not scp's fault. Networking issue of some kind. Means that the kernel can't figure out how to send packets to that address (generally there's a "default" route setup to send all packets out a specific interface to a specific address for further "routing"). Check and see if your lan (not internet) connection is dropping right around the same time. Try running a ping at the same time (from the same computer, to the same computer) you're trying to use scp. See what ping says about it. -- |
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Specter Phoenix
Member #1,425
July 2001
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Yeah, ping is timing out when I try to do directory transfers. Ran to the local Best Buy and got a router and seems to work. The other router was majorly old, had it before 2006 I believe.
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