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12-16-2010 09:34 PM
12-16-2010 09:34 PM
Hi all,
I want to copy content of one directory to another server using scp2. There are many files and it may take usually 10 hours or so.
If i come home my terminal become inactive and gets disconnected.
Can i start scp2 command with nohup so that it can continue even if my terminal gets disconnected ?
What are other options available ?
Thanks,
Manoj
I want to copy content of one directory to another server using scp2. There are many files and it may take usually 10 hours or so.
If i come home my terminal become inactive and gets disconnected.
Can i start scp2 command with nohup so that it can continue even if my terminal gets disconnected ?
What are other options available ?
Thanks,
Manoj
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12-16-2010 10:27 PM
12-16-2010 10:27 PM
Solution
>>>> Can i start scp2 command with nohup so that it can continue even if my terminal gets disconnected ?
Yes, you can use "nohup"
>>> What are other options available ?
# tar cvf onedir.tar /
# ftp another_server
put onedir.tar
bye
another server
# tar xvf onedir.tar
Yes, you can use "nohup"
>>> What are other options available ?
# tar cvf onedir.tar /
# ftp another_server
put onedir.tar
bye
another server
# tar xvf onedir.tar
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12-16-2010 10:39 PM
12-16-2010 10:39 PM
Re: copying directories using scp2
let crontab run it for you in a specified time.
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