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Can I use SSH with DeltaCopy?

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Can I use SSH with DeltaCopy?

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IMPORTANT: This FAQ applies if you want to move files from Windows to Linux/UNIX – not the other way around. If your destination is a Linux/UNIX server that has rsync installed, you can use SSH tunelling to connect to it. In short, you need to create a public/private key pair for your SSH connection, copy your public key to your Linux/UNIX server and specify some extra parameters in DeltaCopy client. Follow the steps below to use SSH. Steps: • Creating private/public keys • Download CYGWIN from http://www.cygwin.com. Although DeltaCopy comes with cygwin1.dll, you will need additional .DLLs and a couple of .EXE files. • If the version of newly downloaded cygwin1.dll is newer than what comes with DeltaCopy, replace the older DLL with the newer one. • Start BASH – this is the console for CYGWIN • Type “ssh-keygen”. If you get a command not found error, you need to download the SSH module for CYGWIN. • Enter a file name for your key-pair. For example: /cygdrive/c/Program\ Files/Synametrics

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