I want to use my mac as a terminal. I was to send a file from 1 remote system, to another remote system without downloading the file.
The problem is i want to have the 2nd remote system forward not download that file to a 3rd remote session. Finally, if there are multiple files with similar naming patterns such as file extensions, wildcards work well:. Name required. Mail will not be published required. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. Enjoy this tip? Subscribe to our newsletter!
Ashish Ashish 1, 11 11 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. Compress: tar -zcvf archive-name. So you can use it in command prompt or power shell like bellow. Luan Souza Luan Souza 99 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 8 8 bronze badges. Welcome to Stack Overflow! Can you elaborate more in your answer? For example, can you give an example how to use the WinSPC program?
Considering that you already have archives in your server that you access using PuttY, right? You already know this.
So now you download and open the winSPC and when it starts, you can log your server in there. After this you can access the folder and select download. It's pretty easy. If you still have question, search on google about the program, or download its handbook. For MobaXterm :. Dika Purnasucita Dika Purnasucita 6 6 bronze badges. Mohamed Raafat Mohamed Raafat 72 5 5 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. To include all subdirectories from the source directory, use the -r recursive or -a archive option.
The -a flag is what we recommend. This option syncs recursively and keeps all permission and file settings. This time do not use the asterisk in the source path. When you run the command in this format, rsync transfers all files and subdirectories from the source directory to the target location.
From our example above, the test folder will have the contents of the Dir1 source when the transfer completes. To omit files from being copied check out our guide on how to exclude files and directories in data transfer using rsync command.
Note: The trailing slash in the source path plays an important role. If you enter a source directory path without the slash at the end, rsync first transfers the source directory and then its contents. To demonstrate, we will remove the trailing slash from the example above:. When we open the test directory, it contains the Dir1 directory and then the rest of the files in Dir1. To check the status of rsync transfers, use the -P option. This option displays the transfer times, as well as the names of the files and directories that are synced.
Pretty convenient, right? You can hit Enter to use the above-mentioned defaults. Hit Enter to leave this blank, then do it again when it asks for confirmation.
The next step is to copy the public key file to your remote computer. You can use scp to do this:. In a practical sense, not really. This private key ONLY matches with that ONE public key, and the connection needs to be started from the computer that has the private key.
RSA is pretty secure and uses a bit-length by default. If someone has knows your password, your security goes out of the window. If someone has your private key file, then security is lost to any computer that has the matching pubic key, but they need access to your computer to get it. You can combine a password with key files. Follow the steps above, but enter a strong passphrase. This is a really bad idea.
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