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How To SSH File Transfer

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$ scp -r user@ssh.example.com:/path/to/remote/source /path/to/local/destination

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 $ scp -r /path/to/local/source user@ssh.example.com:/path/to/remote/destination

 https://stackabuse.com/copying-a-directory-with-scp/

 

 

Windows

local(win)->remote(unix):

scp -P 1688 "D:\MEGA\ps.key" nick@192.168.88.242:/home/nick/ps.key

remote->local (copy from remote host):

scp -P 1688 nick@192.168.88.242:/home/nick/ps.key "D:\MEGA\ps.key"

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/92715/can-i-transfer-files-using-ssh

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