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How to copy files from Servier1 to servor2 via SSH with only one command line, and I am not logged in to any of them?
I’m on a third machine. And I have the credentials of both.
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You can do this quietly, just use the scp command.
scp usuario1@host1:path/* usuario2@host2:path/*
If the copy is only of files use the /* if you have folder use the -r in the scp.
scp -r usuario1@host1:path usuario2@host2:path
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If you are using Linux and are in graphical environment, open the TERMINAL (Depending on the Interface you are using Ex.: Gnome, Kde, LXDE...), open three tabs and see the source/destination content you want to copy.
Or if you’re on Windows, use Putty.
Once done, execute the command:
scp "nome do arquivo / diretório " "nome do usuário"@"endereço ip da máquina":/"destino"
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scp arquivo usuario@servidor:/home/usuario
Doesn’t happen?
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I am on an A machine. I want to copy files from the servorX to the servorY. I can’t go into Y and log into X from there to make a direct transfer. Not the other way around.
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You can elaborate a little more?
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uses the scp; Log into the machine a and from it you send to the machine b
http://www.vivaolinux.com.br/dica/Utilizando-o-comando-scp
$ scp /var/lib/[email protected]:/home/Damasceno files
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