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SSH Briefly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Make a connection:
ssh yourname@machine_name
> ssh jcleaver@bmc
> ssh june_cleaver@palmolive.com
If your user name on the remote machine is the same as the one on the local machine you are logged in under, you can drop the '
yourname@'.> ssh bmc
Another important detail if you are going to run X Windows from the remote machine:
> ssh -X bmc
Copy a file:
scp from_file to_file
> scp jcleaver@bmc:/data/3/June/pic_list .
> scp june_cleaver@palmolive.com:mystuff.tar.gz /usr/users/bin/june/blackmail
> scp bmc:/data/3/June/bigbrains.tar.gz jcleaver@autarch:/offsite/sig/Cleaver
Copy a directory:
scp -r from_path to_path
> scp -r jcleaver@bmc:/data/3/June .
> scp -r june_cleaver@palmolive.com:mystuff /usr/users/bin/june/blackmail
> scp -r bmc:/data/3/June/bigbrains jcleaver@autarch:/offsite/sig/Cleaver
Another way to copy a file:
sftp user@machine_name
This behaves much like command line ftp. Unfortunately, it won't copy directories.
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