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I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just ssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

Thanks in advance!

I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just ssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

Thanks in advance!

I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just ssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

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edited Feb 25, 2013 at 10:01

I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just sshssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

Thanks in advance!

I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just ssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

Thanks in advance!

I need to copy file between Linux machines. The problem that the user I use to login (myuser), is different from the user that can access the file.

If I just ssh to the machine, I can switch the user using sudo su someuser, can I do it somehow while scp?

While using WinSCP I managed to do it, by configuring the SCP/Shell, so I believe there must be a similar way to do it via pure shell.

Thanks in advance!

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