request about scp command (QProcess) using qt

[JonB]

@hlowd
I am not a total Windows expert, but I did not think you should ever attempt to run anything in the WinSxS area? You should be running the scp which is on your PATH (presumably).

[jsulm]

@hlowd Did scp executable ever work for you in terminal? The path where it is located looks strange, don't know from where it comes. On my machine I have it here: c:\windows\System32\OpenSSH\scp.exe

You can check where your scp.exe is located using this command:

where scp

[hlowd]

@jsulm

The scp.exe file exists in that path.

C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH

I don't know why I couldn't find it using Explorer search.

[jsulm]

@hlowd said in request about scp command (QProcess) using qt:

The scp.exe file exists in that path

Does it work with this path?

[hlowd]

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[hlowd]

@jsulm
No, it doesn't work..

[JonB]

@hlowd
This really should not be too difficult to diagnose, if you stick to what is suggested and report behaviour.

First try both of

scp
\full\path\to\scp

in a Command Prompt. I assume at least one "works", and produces a "usage" output message?

Whichever produces the message, now try from a Qt program

QProcess proc;
proc.start(".....");    // here try whichever worked in Command Prompt
qDebug() << proc.waitForFinished();
qDebug() << proc.readAll();

and report output.

[hlowd]

@JonB

it works(data is output)

• output 1 : true
• output 2 : "\r\nWindows IP ....."

QProcess proc;
proc.start("ipconfig /all");
qDebug() << "output 1 : " << proc.waitForFinished();
qDebug() << "output 2 : " << proc.readAll();

do not Working

• output 1 : false
• output 2 : ""

QProcess proc;
proc.start("scp C:\\Users\\user\\a.ini user@192.168.1.250:/home/user/SW/");
qDebug() << "output 1 : " << proc.waitForFinished();
qDebug() << "output 2 : " << proc.readAll();

this is also do not working

• output 1 : false
• output 2 : ""

QProcess proc;
    proc.start("C:\\Windows\\System32\\OpenSSH\\scp.exe C:\\Users\\user\\a.ini user@192.168.1.250:/home/user/SW/");
    qDebug() << "output 1 : " << proc.waitForFinished();
    qDebug() << "output 2 : " << proc.readAll();

[jsulm]

@hlowd Could you please read QProcess documentation?!
The way you're using QProcess is wrong: all parameters should be part of arguments list. And what about adding error handling as already suggested?

[Pl45m4]

@hlowd said in request about scp command (QProcess) using qt:

proc.start("scp C:\Users\user\a.ini user@192.168.1.250:/home/user/SW/");

You need argument list for QProcess
The whole statement in start wont work.

Here in your similar topic is an example by @ChrisW67 and me..

• https://forum.qt.io/topic/152140/shellexecute-사용-관련-문의

[JonB]

@hlowd
So, as I suspected, this shows you are not using QProcess::start() correctly. (It is also not the same as the code you posted in earlier, which was correct at one point.) Which is why I asked you to clarify this. If start("scp", ...) or start("/path/to/scp", ...) run the scp executable, and perhaps produce "usage" output you can capture, it shows that is working.

Your other attempts should all indeed fail as you incorrectly try to pass arguments in the string which should be the executable. The example at https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qprocess.html#running-a-process shows how to do this correctly. If you are on Qt 6.0+ there is a new method, startCommand(), which works the way you tried, if you really want to do it that way.