Copy File via SSH: Scp, SFTP and Rsync Commands
Use scp ./file user@host:/path to copy a local file to a remote host. Uppercase -P selects the SSH port; lowercase…
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Use scp ./file user@host:/path to copy a local file to a remote host. Uppercase -P selects the SSH port; lowercase…
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