Eryk Darnowski ErykDarnowski

How to fix the `-bash: /usr/bin/scp: No such file or directory` error when trying to use [`scp`][1]

Simply install [openssh][2], like so:

# on Arch:
sudo pacman -S openssh

and try using [scp][1] again!

diff <(<first_command>) <(<second_command>)

# Local -> Remote:
scp -r <local_path> <host>@<ip>:<remote_path>

# Remote -> Local:
scp -r <host>@<ip>:<remote_path> <local_path>

It's a sneaky one (a typo), you need to use: umount instead!

Soo, after finding out about xargs I got this solution instead 😅:

Simply replace <lang> with a valid language code!

apt (Ubuntu / Debian / Mint)

sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -y

The package is simply automatically installed with openssh, so it can't be installed alone! 😅

apt (Ubuntu / Debian / Mint)

sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -y

	@echo off

	:: Vars:
	SET filename=battery-report.html


	:: Generate the battery report file (in script's path):
	powercfg /batteryreport > nul

	:: Open the file (in the default browser):