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I use 1.2.16 and don't seem to have the same problems as you. For the first question, what was the entire message line? Was it: scp: dl/news.sou: No such file or directory If so, it is not a problem with the local directory. If you want to download multiple files, the usage is usage: scp [-p] f1 f2; or: scp [-pr] f1 ... fn directory and OS/2 cmd.exe doesn't expand wildcards so you can do something like this: scp host:dir/* . For the alias question, most unix's provide a method to bypass aliases. I tried '\' (backslash) and it worked for me. To do your delete try: ssh host \rm files I noticed the use of the cdd command. What OS/2 shell are you using? It may play a role. Dayle Riddoch On Thu, 21 Aug 1997 00:13:03 +0200, Anssi Saari wrote: >I recently moved to 1.2.16 from 1.2.13-02. It seems however that >1.2.16 has problems 1.2.13-02 does not. For example, I have this >simple script I use to grab mail from a Unix host: > >ssh kaarne pack_news >cdd g:\mail >scp kaarne:dl/news.sou . >ssh kaarne rm dl/news.sou > >The scp fails with ": No such file or directory". It seems a local >directory can't be given at all as a parameter! A local file works, >but what if I want to download more than one file? > >The latter ssh with the rm fails also, because I have aliased rm to rm >-i and ssh can't seem to take any input from the keyboard. > >I went back to 1.2.13-02. At least these things work there, except I >can't specify a drive letter for scp in the local directory. > >-- >Anssi Saari - as@tut.fi > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dayle Riddoch driddoch@direct.ca ------------------------------------------------------------------------