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vovo	08-10-2009 03:41 AM

urgent

I need to copy data from machine A and run it on machine B. On machine A i am using Vasp to run my jobs and its not a linux machine.

repo	08-10-2009 03:54 AM

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urgent

It's only urgent for you

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jeremy

08-10-2009 10:34 AM

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malekmustaq

08-10-2009 10:40 AM

vovo,

What do you have, what do you want to happen, how far have you tried doing it, what are the systems you have, what is the medium you'd use in copying?

unless you will furnish the forum with answers to these questions chance is you won't receive any help from anyone who doesn't understand your problem.

also, when posting, give an intelligible title to give fair background to helping viewers.

hope this helps.

vovo	08-10-2009 02:18 PM

i have installed putty on a Windows machine, i can access my linux machine using ssh, i can also use winscp to copy files from linux machine to windows whilst on windows,if i use ssh IP address of the machine not on linux i seem not able. i also want to know how i can install putty on my linux machine

TB0ne

08-10-2009 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by vovo (Post 3638255)

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whilst on windows,if i use ssh IP address of the machine not on linux i seem not able.

"seem not able" to what? SSH IP address of the machine not on linux? Which one is that, a third machine, or are you trying to SSH from Windows TO Windows?

pwc101

08-10-2009 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3638262)

To answer your last question first, you can't install putty on Linux. Putty is Windows software, and won't work with Linux, anymore than Mac software will.

This is not strictly true. Whilst it's most commonly used on Windows, there is a Unix version available at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html.

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Also, you don't need it...you've got several SSH clients available to you, that come with Linux.

I'm with you on that though, the incorporated shells outperform putty in most situations.

TB0ne

08-10-2009 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by pwc101 (Post 3638269)

This is not strictly true. Whilst it's most commonly used on Windows, there is a Unix version available at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html

Wow....I didn't know that existed. Learn something new every day, but I would've NEVER looked for it, though! :) So many options under Linux as is..

onebuck

08-10-2009 03:52 PM

Hi,

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Originally Posted by vovo (Post 3638255)

i have installed putty on a Windows machine, i can access my linux machine using ssh, i can also use winscp to copy files from linux machine to windows whilst on windows,

So you can communicate via putty with your Linux machine. Thus the link allows you to secure copy files using 'winscp'. So what's the problem you are having with this?

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Originally Posted by vovo (Post 3638255)

if i use ssh IP address of the machine not on linux i seem not able.

This sentence has me baffled. You are trying to secure shell with another OS? Does that OS support secure shell?

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Originally Posted by vovo (Post 3638255)

i also want to know how i can install putty on my linux machine

Yes, already provided by pwc101 in post #7.

It does seem that English is hard for you. But you could make a effort to compose for understanding by not omitting information.

vovo	08-11-2009 05:22 AM

urgent

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3638262)

To answer your last question first, you can't install putty on Linux. Putty is Windows software, and won't work with Linux, anymore than Mac software will. Also, you don't need it...you've got several SSH clients available to you, that come with Linux.

Where can I find those ssh clients?
Not sure what you mean by this:

"seem not able" to what? SSH IP address of the machine not on linux? when i ssh my 3rd machine on putty(in windows) i seem not to access the machine not on linux.

I am trying to ssh from windows(using putty) a linux machineA , then copy whats on linux machineA and run it on another linux machineB without having to winscp my files.

or login into my linux machineA, ssh my windows machine and cp or scp data and run it on my linux machineB .....
That is it.

Which one is that, a third machine, or are you trying to SSH from Windows TO Windows?

ssh from windows to linux1 and linux2 or ssh from linux 1 to windows then linux2

linuxlover.chaitanya

08-11-2009 05:32 AM

Now you say you ssh from windows to linux and use scp. Do you want to now ssh from this linux machine to another? Then you can do that without any putty installed. There are a lot of ssh clients built in.
Once you have ssh'ed from windows to linux, you should get the shell for linux machine on putty. Now there on linux shell type

ssh user@ip_of_linux2

This should do it. No need for putty.

dezza

08-11-2009 06:08 AM

Important!

vovo	09-12-2009 06:35 AM

no route to host

my machine keeps on giving me the message " no route to host" after trying to connect (ssh). I wanna know, what this means, does it mean the sever is down....or the machine got disconnected?

Also is it possible for me to connect it again and how?
Or get the server running again?

TB0ne

09-12-2009 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by vovo (Post 3679870)

It means either the network link is down, or the machine is down. So fix the network connection, or get the other machine working. Have you looked at or checked anything????

And when you fix things, you can connect as you always did. And please open a new thread for a new question....

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