Package: dput
Version: 0.9.2.27
Severity: normal
hi,
if using the scp (and maybe rsync) methods, the login is always
prepended to the host, as in:
command = ['scp', '-p']
if compress:
command.append('-C')
for anopt in ssh_config_options:
command += ['-o', anopt]
# TV-Note: Are these / Should these be escaped?
command += files_to_upload
command.append('[EMAIL PROTECTED]:%s' % (login, fqdn, incoming))
if the dput.cf doesn't provide a username, it would be much nicer
to simply do
command.append('%s:%s' % (fqdn, incoming))
and let scp choose the username (which would default to the current
username but might also be specified already in .ssh/config).
thanks,
sean
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