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| You can use plain `scp`, but it overwrites destination files and is usually only applicable when you are uploading new files to HCoop. If you don't want that to happen, please use [:../rsync:rsync]: | You can use plain `scp`, but it overwrites destination files and is usually only applicable when you are uploading new files to HCoop. If you don't want that to happen, please use [[../rsync|rsync]]: |
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| scp -r ~/html/hcoop/* USER@mire.hcoop.net:public_html | scp -r ~/html/hcoop/* USER@ssh.hcoop.net:public_html |
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| sftp USER@mire.hcoop.net Connecting to mire.hcoop.net... |
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| With GUI FTP clients, SFTP connection is possible if the clients support "Secure FTP" or similar as the connection method. In Unix/Gnome, you could use for example `gftp`; for KDE, use the sftp KIO slave (`sftp://hcoop.net` in Konqueror); for Microsoft Windows, example clients are the free [http://WinSCP.sourceforge.net WinSCP], or proprietary FTP Voyager. | With GUI FTP clients, SFTP connection is possible if the clients support "Secure FTP" or similar as the connection method. In Unix/Gnome, you could use for example `gftp`; for KDE, use the sftp KIO slave (`sftp://hcoop.net` in Konqueror); for Microsoft Windows, example clients are the free [[http://WinSCP.sourceforge.net|WinSCP]], or proprietary FTP Voyager. |
This is the chapter of the MemberManual that describes how to transfer files using scp and sftp.
Contents
Using scp
You can use plain scp, but it overwrites destination files and is usually only applicable when you are uploading new files to HCoop. If you don't want that to happen, please use rsync:
scp -r ~/html/hcoop/* USER@ssh.hcoop.net:public_html
Using sftp
You can run command-line sftp (Secure FTP) tool:
sftp USER@ssh.hcoop.net Connecting to ssh.hcoop.net... Password: sftp> help
With GUI FTP clients, SFTP connection is possible if the clients support "Secure FTP" or similar as the connection method. In Unix/Gnome, you could use for example gftp; for KDE, use the sftp KIO slave (sftp://hcoop.net in Konqueror); for Microsoft Windows, example clients are the free WinSCP, or proprietary FTP Voyager.