SCP2 Syntax
The Windows command-line version of SCP2 does not have its own
configure file, but scp2.exe launches
ssh2.exe underneath to provide a secure transport. The
ssh2.exe program reads its configuration from the
ssh2_config configuration file.
The following command line parameters can be used to further
specify the SCP2 options:
SYNOPSIS
scp2 [options]
[[user@]host[#port]:]file ...
[[user@]host[#port]:]file_or_directory
OPTIONS
-D debug_level_spec Set debug level. (Syntax is `module=level')
-d Force target to be a directory.
-q Make scp quiet (only fatal errors are displayed).
-Q Don't show progress indicator.
-p Preserve file timestamps.
-u Remove source files after copying.
-B Sets batch-mode on.
--interactive
-I Prompt whether to overwrite an existing
destination file. (doesn't work with `-B')
--overwrite[=no] Whether to overwrite existing destination file(s)
(default: yes).
-r Recurse subdirectories.
-a[arg] Transfer files in ascii mode. See manual page
for description of optional argument.
--verbose
-v Verbose mode; equal to `-D 2'.
-c cipher Select encryption algorithm. Multiple -c options are
allowed and a single -c flag can have only one cipher.
-S ssh2-path Tell scp2 where to find ssh2.
-P ssh2-port Tell scp2 which port sshd2 listens on the remote machine.
-b buffer-size Define maximum buffer size for one request
(default 32768 bytes).
-N max_requests Define maximum number of concurrent requests
(default 10).
-m fileperm[:dirperm]
Set the default file/dir permission bits for upload.
-o ssh2-opt Specify additional options for ssh2.
Format is -o"ConfigKeyword=value".
-k dir Custom configuration dir where ssh2_config,
hostkeys and userkeys are located.
--version
-V Display version.
--help
-h Display this help.
