SCP log in as one user then change user and start copying?

Question

linux

In general, I don’t know how to file it
. This is how I used to copy without changing the user.

nohup scp -P 3022 -r . [email protected]:/var/www/MYSITE.com/httpdocs

Scored, the admin came and did everything through lftp
It doesn't get worse when the admin is paranoid.

Answer 1

If you have access to SCP then you should also have access to SSH. What prevents to copy the data under one user, and then through chown to change the rights to files?

Answer 2

serverA - the server on which the required file is located.
We execute on serverB:
And like this, if serverB is behind nat:

ssh serverA sudo cp /file /tmp/file && sudo chown webmaster /tmp/file
scp serverA:/tmp/file /file
ssh serverA sudo rm /tmp/file

Answer 3

If not thinking at all, then I see a script with expect:
log in, then go under the user we need and copy the files.