Transferring between Linux server and 7750

mivens
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Re: Transferring between Linux server and 7750

Post by mivens »

There's a space and a dot at the end that you're missing.

So for your example

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 scp 26.13.13.14:TS1_SR08_06062016 .
There's a space and a dot at the end. The dot means that the destination for the file is the current directory (with the same name as the source). You need to be able to write the file to the current working directory you're in.

Or you can give the name of the destination file:

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 scp 26.13.13.14:TS1_SR08_06062016 TS1_SR08_06062016
or for example, to put the file in your home directory:

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 scp 26.13.13.14:TS1_SR08_06062016 ~/TS1_SR08_06062016
mivens
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Re: Transferring between Linux server and 7750

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Eagleman

Re: Transferring between Linux server and 7750

Post by Eagleman »

Hello Guys,
Please do all accept my gratitude's for your great support when most needed.
I apologised for not coming back to you sooner.
Issue resolved, (mivens )THUMP UP, thanks for your precious time shared.
graciasssss!!!!!!
mivens
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Re: Transferring between Linux server and 7750

Post by mivens »

One thing to add.
From 12.0R1 onwards, sftp is supported.
Eagleman

Re: Transferring between Linux server and 7750

Post by Eagleman »

Many thanks for the additional info
KR,
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