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rcp

(networking, tool)
(Remote copy) The Unix utility for copying files over Ethernet. Rcp is similar to FTP but uses the hosts.equiv user authentication method.

Unix manual page: rcp(1).
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RCP

Abbr. for “reinforced concrete pipe.”
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