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I have cygwin + openssh installed on a few computers, and most things work fine, but there's one computer that I can't scp files to. I can scp from that computer to the others, but the others can't scp to that one. I also have a Ubuntu box that exhibits the same behavior. I can connect with ssh just fine and do stuff, including scp'ing from the computer I connected with to the problem computer. I.e. On computer A, I can't scp to computer B; however I *can* ssh to computer B and from there, scp from A to B. It only seems to fail when B is the remote end of the copy. When I issue the scp command, it asks for my password, as usual, then echoes a message that I have at the end of my .bashrc on the remote computer, and then returns to the command prompt without doing anything else. Attached is my cygcheck output for the computer that can't be scp'd to.
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