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We had a system where a scp got "stuck" and was running for several
days. We had changed the passwords on the user accounts at some point
that day, although ssh keys had not changed. Could the scp have got
stuck because the passwords changed as it was running?
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<587f7866-44ec-42df-b6cc-ff8b39801728@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
[email]mark.bergman@thales-is.com[/email] wrote:
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> We had a system where a scp got "stuck" and was running for several
> days. We had changed the passwords on the user accounts at some point
> that day, although ssh keys had not changed. Could the scp have got
> stuck because the passwords changed as it was running?[/color]
I don't think so. Authentication is only done when the connection is
initiated.
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Barry Margolin, [email]barmar@alum.mit.edu[/email]
Arlington, MA
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