Transfer files to the server in Linux

Transfer files to the server in Linux

Scp secure file copy (ssh-based login)

1. If you want to transfer the local/home‑based file linux.tar.gz to the remote server 10.108.125.30, and save the account name of the remote server to the/home/test directory, perform the following operations:

Scp/home/linux.tar.gz name@10.108.125.30/home/test

You will be prompted to enter the server password and the correct password (Note: The Server File directory must have the read/write permission; otherwise, you must modify the permission)

2. If you want to copy files on the server to the local host directory, perform the following operations:

Scp name@10.108.125.30:/home/linux.tar.gz (name on your host)

3. copy the files in the entire directory of the remote server.

Scp-r name@10.108.125.30:/home /*./

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