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or simply use rcp or scp
-------Original Message-------
Date: giovedì 3 luglio 2003 8.11.21
Subject: RE: [rhn-users] copying to remote destination
Use ftp command,
ftp 172.10.10.1
cd /home/usr10
put filename.ext "to copy file to"
get filename.ext "to copy file from"
Noite: to copy binary files, before put command type in bin first.
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 9:52 PM
Subject: [rhn-users] copying to remote destination
Hello,
Sorry to disturb you for this, however, I find the documentation lacking.
I would be grateful if you could illustrate the command syntax to copying
to/from present location/remote location.
Thus, if copying from
Local Machine to Remote Machine
/home/usr7 to 172.10.10.1/home/usr10
or vice versa,
Remote Machine that has been telnetted into -to- local machine...
what is the exact syntax? Please illustrate both options. We can not find
such an example in any of the many, many Linux documentation sets that our
library possesses.
Thanks in advance,
Michael C.
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