how copy a file from one server to another server

[WW528437]

how copy a file from one server to another server
can u give me complete reference

[Tim Nelson]

lots of ways and lots of platforms. pick your pleasure and then read the man page. this is pretty basic.

ftp
sftp
rcp
scp
cp via nfs
cp via cifs

[Steven Schweda]

e-mail
http
removable medium (disk (magnetic or optical),
tape (punched, magnetic), ...)

> [...] one server to another server

Not much of a description of anything.

> can u give me complete reference

Can you ask a complete question (that is, one
with any useful information in it)?

[KapilRaj]


if that is a text file
then
cat file
select-all
right click ## Ooops putty might paste it right there
copy
paste
fi

:)


[Court Campbell]

uucp

ROFL

[Steven Schweda]

Kermit (serial line, Telnet, FTP, ... -- It's
seriously flexible.)

[NDO]

Hi

just do this: sitting on the source server

#scp -r root@:/



F.R.

[Ismail Azad]

Hi,

ftp
put
bye

Execute these commands or use scp -r :/{file to share} {which dir you want it on }

Eg:- ftp 192.168.19.22
> put /tmp/vg01.map
> bye
OR
# scp -r 192.168.19.22:/tmp/vg01.map /tmp/vg01.map

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Regards
Ismail Azad

[Steven Schweda]

> #scp -r [...]

> # scp -r 192.168.19.22:/tmp/vg01.map [...]

Why use "scp -r" for a non-directory file?

> [...] Don't forget to assign points. :)

Don't forget to ask a question which contains
enough information to make an answer
possible. _Then_ worry about points.

[KapilRaj]

This might be another way to copy a file. :)

export thishost=$(uname -n)
export localfile=/var/tmp/useless
export remotefile=/var/tmp/useless
export remotehost=host1
export user=ww528437
export password=yecfoday
/usr/bin/expect --<set timeout 300
spawn ssh $user@$remotehost ;
expect "assword:" {
send "$password\r"
}
expect "$ " {
send "scp $remotefile $thishost:$localfile\r"
}
expect "$ " {
send "exit\r"
}
EOF