Work notes: Copying Files-from Windows to Ubuntu to Fedora

Recently in the test cross-platform class library, so wrote some small programs.

Of course, the main use of VS for major code development. Eclipse for Linux debugging.

Then it is necessary to synchronize the project files.

Given the simplicity of the project, no SVN is used.

1. Sync from windows to Ubuntu.

IIS establishes a WWW site. The physical directory points to the directory where the project file resides.

Under Ubuntu Terminal, use wget to download the required source code.

2. Sync from Ubuntu to Fedora.

Since the project has been compiled under Ubuntu, only the relevant files need to be copied to fedora.

Create a temporary directory locally and map to the remote directory of Fedora via SSHFS. The next steps are simple. Copying files, and so on, is just like a local directory.

3. Log in using the Putty terminal.

To simplify the switching of different windows, a mtputty is set up.

Work notes: Copying Files-from Windows to Ubuntu to Fedora