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I have a server than I can only access via 2 jump servers:

user@mylaptop$ ssh jumpserver1 ssh user2@jumpserver2.other.network ssh targetserver "bash -c 'hostname;whoami'"
targetserver
user2

jumpsever2 and targetserver are in the same network, mylaptop and jumpserver1 are in another network. My user on mylaptop and jumperver1 is the same. My user on jumpserver2 and targetserver is another: user2. Key pairs are deployed between:

  • mylaptop and jumpserver1
  • jumpserver1 and user2@jumpserver2
  • jumpserver2 and targetserver

I want to write the corresponding rsync command in order to send files from mylaptop to targetserver:

mylaptop$ rsync -az /path1 user2@targetserver:/path2

I've found command line for one jump server but not for two.

So far,

mylaptop$ rsync -az /path1 -e 'ssh jumpsever1 ssh user2@jumpserver2.other.network ssh targetsever' targetsever.other.network:/path2

do not work (bash: targetserver: command not found)

Thanks

user2655800
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I've adapted the command from Rsync files via intermediate host and it worked:

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -o "ProxyCommand ssh -A jumpserver1 ssh user2@jumpserver2.other.network -W %h:%p"' /path1 user2@targetserver.other.network:/path2

Excepted that I am asked for a password despite the key pair deployment.

user2655800
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