Hi,

There is one year ago i have a problem with the scp (remote copy with SSH).
When a execute #scp toto.txt root@host:toto.txt i obtain an error : PVER1.

The solution is given by Niranjan Srinivasan

Hello,
I found out the problem. I think U must be having COBOL
installed on your system. "COBOL" also has an executable named "scp".
When
you use scp(ssh), it interferes with the scp(COBOL)and hence U get the
PVER1 error. The workaround is to rename the scp(COBOL) to some other
name
and then do a scp. This should work.

Regards
Niranjan

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Niranjan Srinivasan
IBM India Software Labs

lepierot@yahoo.fr (Pierre HIRTH) wrote in message news:<aef82276.0404190314.1c555a42@posting.google. com>...
> Hi,
>
> There is one year ago i have a problem with the scp (remote copy with SSH).
> When a execute #scp toto.txt root@host:toto.txt i obtain an error : PVER1.
>
> The solution is given by Niranjan Srinivasan
>
> Hello,
> I found out the problem. I think U must be having COBOL
> installed on your system. "COBOL" also has an executable named "scp".
> When
> you use scp(ssh), it interferes with the scp(COBOL)and hence U get the
> PVER1 error. The workaround is to rename the scp(COBOL) to some other
> name
> and then do a scp. This should work.
>
> Regards
> Niranjan
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> Niranjan Srinivasan
> IBM India Software Labs

I found the solution without renamin cobol scp.
Just modify PATH into the

/etc/environment

The path /usr/lpp/cobol/bin does not put in first.