Maybe use Samba for the windows boxes, should be a little bit faster
than scp. 
Are there any reason why you can't install the openafs client?

Another idea would be to just copy the files in a "normal" directory on
the server and run the copy into afs in a batch mode.

Thus wrote Lars Schimmer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [07.05.15 13:30]:
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> Hi!
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> We´ve got some win2003 servers which should NOT be equipped with OpenAFS
> client.
> - From this server some files (100MB-15GB size) should be saved in OpenAFS.
> Right now we tried to SCP the files via winscp script from the server
> into a debian sarge server with openafs 1.4.2-6 on afs-space.
> (yes, special user with home in OpenAFS and 100GB quota and token via
> ssh login/scp).
> 
> This method works sometimes, sometimes not. The connections breaks down
> nearly everytime while transferring bigger files. For our luck winscp
> uses append...
> If we copy the files to a local home on the debian server, no errors
> appeared.
> 
> Has anyone seen something like that?
> Any other tip for us to copy that files into afs (without installing a
> afs client)?
> 
> 
> MfG,
> Lars Schimmer
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