Interesting tips on secureCRT in linux

The interesting tips of secureCRT in linux: sz/rz usage generally involves remote login and management through an ssh client. After you log on to a linux host using ssh, how can we quickly interact with files on the local machine, that is, uploading and downloading files to the server and local machine? Two commands related to ssh can provide convenient operations: sz: download the file from the server to the local PC rz: running this command will pop up a file selection window, upload the selected local file to the server (receive) 1.sz/ rz toolkit installation :( 1) download the software rzsz-3.48.tar.gz, log on to linux, run the command: $ wget http://freeware.sgi.com/source/rzsz/rzsz-3.48.tar.gzdownload. (2) unzip: $ tar zxvf rzsz-3.48.tar.gz (3) install: first go to rzsz-3.48: $ cd rzsz-3.48 and then choose make location parameters based on your system, in general, select posix or linux. Execute the command: $ make posix. we can clearly see the work in this step from the output Section: (4) to facilitate the use of this tool, copy the related files to the/usr/bin directory. Here, you only need to copy two files, rz and sz. The command is $ cp rz sz/usr/bin 2. usage A. Copy/download files from windows to Linux (such as SecureCRT): After running rz, the file selection dialog box in WIndows is displayed automatically. After selecting the corresponding file, add the file, then confirm and start transmission. copy the files in windows to Linux. B. copy the files in Linux to a folder in Windows: run the command $ sz file_name to copy the file file_name in the current Linux folder to the corresponding directory in Windows, the Windows directory is set by the tool you are currently running. For example, SecureCRT can be set in "session options"> X/Y/Zmodem.