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13/09/2006, 18h04

On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 00:16:15 +0100, Jacob Nevins wrote:

> Frank W. Steiner <steinfw@hotmail.com> writes:
>>But if there is no written specification then some particular
>>implementation of scp must be the reference one, right? Which one is it?
>
> There's no particular reason why everyone should have chosen the same
> "reference implementation" to reverse-engineer their SCP implementations
> from.
>
> I suspect that the de facto "reference implementation" will probably turn
> out to be Ylonen et al's original ssh (which I think invented SCP), or its
> derivative OpenSSH, simply because the source is widely available.

OK, thanks.

13/09/2006, 18h04	#7
Frank W. Steiner Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Where is the scp protocol described? On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 00:16:15 +0100, Jacob Nevins wrote: > Frank W. Steiner <steinfw@hotmail.com> writes: >>But if there is no written specification then some particular >>implementation of scp must be the reference one, right? Which one is it? > > There's no particular reason why everyone should have chosen the same > "reference implementation" to reverse-engineer their SCP implementations > from. > > I suspect that the de facto "reference implementation" will probably turn > out to be Ylonen et al's original ssh (which I think invented SCP), or its > derivative OpenSSH, simply because the source is widely available. OK, thanks.