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Posted 27 January 2009 - 03:25 PM
Hello,
Any working example please to copy from unix server to my PC ?
thank you in advance
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eggi 
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Posted 28 January 2009 - 03:15 AM
Hey there,
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
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Posted 28 January 2009 - 02:38 PM
eggi, on Jan 28 2009, 04:15 AM, said:
Hey there,
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
Thank you Mike,
I want to copy with scp or ssh.If you can advice me please how to do it.
Thank you again and Rgrds
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eggi
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Posted 29 January 2009 - 02:42 AM
Hey There,
If you want to scp from your linux/unix box to your PC, you'll need to setup an ssh daemon (sshd) or ssh server on your windows box.
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
might help you, and this software
http://web.mit.edu/p...h/ssh-port.html
will help, but it also requires that you install cygwin.
Just do google search on "sshd for windows" and you should find something free to use (and probably simple to install) within a few minutes
Best wishes,
Mike
If you want to scp from your linux/unix box to your PC, you'll need to setup an ssh daemon (sshd) or ssh server on your windows box.
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
might help you, and this software
http://web.mit.edu/p...h/ssh-port.html
will help, but it also requires that you install cygwin.
Just do google search on "sshd for windows" and you should find something free to use (and probably simple to install) within a few minutes
Best wishes,
Mike
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Posted 17 April 2009 - 05:33 AM
FTP should work for you. What error do you get when you try to do the ftp?
Have you tried from the UNIX side to the P.C. and also from the P.C. to UNIX? Do you get the same error?
Is the P.C. the same system as the UNIX system (dual boot)?
Have you tried from the UNIX side to the P.C. and also from the P.C. to UNIX? Do you get the same error?
Is the P.C. the same system as the UNIX system (dual boot)?
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Posted 24 April 2009 - 11:07 AM
Arsench, on Jan 28 2009, 08:08 PM, said:
eggi, on Jan 28 2009, 04:15 AM, said:
Hey there,
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
How would you like to do it? FTP, SCP, Samba, etc?
If you use Samba you can copy from Unix to PC using "smbclient" - ftp, scp, sftp, ssh, etc would require you to be running daemons, or servers, for an service. With Samba, you'd just need to share a folder and you could copy directly to it
Best wishes,
Mike
Thank you Mike,
I want to copy with scp or ssh.If you can advice me please how to do it.
Thank you again and Rgrds
hi
The command is given below
scp -r copyfoldername root@tipaddress:/temp
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