Copying files between linux machines using scp and ssh without linux user passwords
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This document provides instructions for copying files between Linux machines using scp and ssh without passwords. It describes generating an SSH key pair on both machines, copying the public key to the authorized_keys file on the destination server. It then explains how to use the scp command along with the private key to copy files from the source server to a destination directory on the destination server. It also provides a cron job example to automatically copy files from the source server to the destination server every two minutes.
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