1.\" $Id$ 2.\" 3.Dd April 16, 2003 4.Dt RCP 1 5.Os HEIMDAL 6.Sh NAME 7.Nm rcp 8.Nd copy file to and from remote machines 9.Sh SYNOPSIS 10.Nm rcp 11.Op Fl 45FKpxz 12.Op Fl P Ar port 13.Ar file1 file2 14.Nm rcp 15.Op Fl 45FKprxz 16.Op Fl P Ar port 17.Ar file... directory 18.Sh DESCRIPTION 19.Nm rcp 20copies files between machines. Each file argument is either a remote file name of the form 21.Dq rname@rhost:path 22or a local file (containing no colon or with a slash before the first 23colon). 24.Pp 25Supported options: 26.Bl -tag -width Ds 27.It Xo 28.Fl 4 , 29.Fl 5 , 30.Fl K , 31.Fl F , 32.Fl x , 33.Fl z 34.Xc 35These options are passed on to 36.Xr rsh 1 . 37.It Fl P Ar port 38This will pass the option 39.Fl p Ar port 40to 41.Xr rsh 1 . 42.It Fl p 43Preserve file permissions. 44.It Fl r 45Copy source directories recursively. 46.El 47.\".Sh ENVIRONMENT 48.\".Sh FILES 49.\".Sh EXAMPLES 50.Sh DIAGNOSTICS 51.Nm rcp 52is implemented as a protocol on top of 53.Xr rsh 1 , 54and thus requires a working rsh. If you intend to use Kerberos 55authentication, rsh needs to be Kerberos aware, else you may see more 56or less strange errors, such as "login incorrect", or "lost 57connection". 58.\".Sh SEE ALSO 59.\".Sh STANDARDS 60.Sh HISTORY 61The 62.Nm rcp 63utility first appeared in 4.2BSD. This version is derived from 644.3BSD-Reno. 65.\".Sh AUTHORS 66.\".Sh BUGS 67