How to do file transfer in linux
How to do file transfer in linux?
what are the commands to start ftp? Thanks ps |
"start" ftp? client or server? what do you actually want to achieve?
unsuprisingly, the command to start the ftp client is "ftp" |
Your question is vague...
but gftp is a nice gui ftp program. |
I always liked ncftp. . .
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you do not even need FTP you can just use scp
http://www.siliconvalleyccie.com/lin...ssh-server.htm check out the linky. i use that every time i need to scp from the house to the office. in short it is very simple, fast, and secure, thus the s in front of the cp command. secure copy. |
Thanks for the reply. Actually my doubt is ,i want to get file or more than one file from remote machine to local machine.what commands should i use?
as i know 1.telnet remote ip address--to connect to remote machine frp>get or mget or put --commands to use under ftp this is one method. 2.what is ssh? how to get multiple files using ssh,scp commands? what is the syntax to use these commands? thanks ps |
read that link it gives the exact syntax for moving files either to your local system or from the local system.
as for more then one file i suppose the standard wild card of * should work: direct quote off of that page: Quote:
Code:
scp root@smallfry:/tmp/*.rpm /usr/rpm |
Facing Problem with SCP
While Copying using scp source files of the linked files also getting copying to that destination.
How to resolve the problem |
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