Adding ssh for creating directory on Host machine #2566
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dbutenhof
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This looks good; although I can't help wondering whether this should be reported as a bug instead of working around it, I wasn't able to find anything that definitively says scp should be creating the root directory. (I just can't really imagine how anyone would have thought it was useful to not do that...
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RHEL 9: scp -r no longer works the same as it does on RHEL 8 and earlier.
Adding ssh to create a directory on the Host machine and then performing
scpoperation.