[Leaplist] scp question

[Richard F. Ostrow Jr.]

It means it's sucking the data back the other way. You may want to stop it
before it creates a logical singularity (black hole).

Seriously, though... I'd suspect one of your libraries or your binary is
out of whack. I can think of no reason such a thing should occur.
Hopefully the transfer will complete successfully, but I'd check the
internet for scp bugs myself.
-- 
Life without passion is death in disguise

On Fri, October 19, 2007 1:36 pm, ssma at sunstatemartialarts.com wrote:
> when i am using scp to copy a file over it normally will show the upload
> speeds to look something like:
>
> 35KB/s
>
> but today i have been having an issue with uploading a rather large file
> (200M) and this is what it looks like:
>
> Code:
>
> HP_Installer_OJ4300_6300_v9.5.dmg 69%  139MB -118809.-1KB/s   00:0
>
> what in the world is -118809.-1KB/s mean? does that mean i am sending
> less then 1K? or does it mean something else?
>
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