[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 16/08/2007 04:15:32 PM: > Is it possible to have a "null" cipher for ssh/scp? > > On occasion I'm on my LAN, behind a firewall/router etc, and need to > copy a few hundred megs or gigs between boxes. > > In this environment, I simply want maximum xfer rate, and minimum CPU > use. I simply want to copy the files across, and have no desire to hide > them, and have no one that I'm aware of on my LAN who would sniff them > anyway. > > So I imagine there should be a "-c null" option to scp. But there does > not seem to be. > Try using "-c none". Its undocumented, and may not exist for you, but works on my debian system.
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