When I want to transfer a file to a remote server without going through the security headaches of installing ftp servers:
cat file.txt | ssh me@ip_address "cat > newfile.txt"
Hi Brandin!
You may also use:
scp file.txt me@ip_address:newfile.txt scp file.txt me@ip_address:/var/www/newfile.txt scp -r folder me@ip_address:
if you don't add anything after the : the file/folder being transfered will be stored on the user's home folder.
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When I want to transfer a file to a remote server without going through the security headaches of installing ftp servers:
cat file.txt | ssh me@ip_address "cat > newfile.txt"
Hi Brandin!
You may also use:
if you don't add anything after the
:the file/folder being transfered will be stored on the user's home folder.