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Can atlassian/scp-deploy overwrite an executable ?

Yohan Le Bricquer

Hello,

I'm writing a pipeline with scp-deploy and the pipeline is working fine if my executable is not on the server. However if it is already there my pipeline fails. Do I have to remove the file before deploying ?

Pipeline:

Screenshot 2023-08-10 at 17.56.17.png

Error if the executable is on the server already:

Screenshot 2023-08-10 at 18.00.51.png

Accepted answers

Saxea _Flowie_

Possibly because /home/ubuntu/fago is read only? Can change the permissions before copying, or `atlassian/ssh-run` and change the permissions remotely only, or use rsync instead?

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Saxea _Flowie_

Possibly because /home/ubuntu/fago is read only? Can change the permissions before copying, or `atlassian/ssh-run` and change the permissions remotely only, or use rsync instead?

Igor Stoyanov

@Yohan Le Bricquer Hi.
Thanks for your question.
Try to run scp without pipe usage to understand the problem is with the pipe or with the scp command.

Regards, Igor

Yohan Le Bricquer

Thanks for replying. I tried with rsync and it's working now whether the executable is on the server or not.

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