Use SCP to copy files between servers under Linux (reprint)

CentOS, local server, ip:192.168.1.111
Ubuntu, remote server, ip:192.168.1.112

1. Copy the remote server's directory to the local server
Remote server 192.168.1.112 The above/tmp directory has a test directory with a file named Test and the content is test
[Email protected]:/tmp# cat Test/test
Test

Copy the directory/tmp/test the remote server 192.168.1.112 to the current directory.
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# scp-r [email protected]:/tmp/test (server file)./(local file)
The authenticity of host ' 192.168.1.112 (192.168.1.112) ' can ' t be established.
RSA key fingerprint is 64:76:a6:1e:23:76:ec:25:5e:c2:f3:ef:fc:ad:48:7b.
Is you sure want to continue connecting (yes/no)? Yes
warning:permanently added ' 192.168.1.112 ' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
[email protected] ' s password:
Test 100% 5 0.0kb/s 00:00

Note Copy to the local server after the formation of the directory structure for/tmp/test, rather than/tmp/tmp/test, it must be noted, here is more easily confused, after their own testing, and then encounter similar problems in the heart of the bottom.
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# ls test/
Test

2. Copy files from the remote server to the local server
Delete the catalog test that was copied from 1.
RM-RF Test

[[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# ls-l | grep Test | Grep-v "grep"

Copy the remote server 192.168.1.112 file/tmp/test/test to the current directory.
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# SCP [email protected]:/tmp/test/test./
[email protected] ' s password:
Test 100% 5 0.0kb/s 00:00
[[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# ls-l | grep Test | Grep-v "grep"
-rw-r--r--1 root root 5 Sep 14:07 test

3. Copy the local server directory to the remote server
Under the/tmp directory, create the directory dir111, under which the file file111 is created, and the contents are file111
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# mkdir dir111
[Email Protected]_test_server tmp]# echo ' content111 ' > dir111/file111
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# Cat dir111/file111
content111

Copy the local server directory dir111 to the remote server's directory/tmp

Similar to the above 1, copied to the remote server after the formation of the directory structure for/tmp/dir111, rather than/tmp/tmp/dir111, it is important to note that here is more easily confused.

Whether the copy command is scp-r dir111 [email protected]:/tmp or scp-r/tmp/dir111 [email protected]:/tmp, the directory structure generated on the remote server is the same, I have tested it myself.

[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# scp-r/tmp/dir111 [email protected]:/tmp
[email protected] ' s password:
file111 100% 0.0kb/s 00:00

Remote server 192.168.1.112 The above content
[Email protected]:/tmp# ls
dir111 Test Vmware-root
[Email protected]:/tmp# cat dir111/file111
content111

4. Copy the files from the local server to the remote server
[Email protected]_test_server tmp]# SCP dir111/file111 [email protected]:/tmp
[email protected] ' s password:
file111 100% 0.0kb/s 00:00

Remote server 192.168.1.112 The above content
[Email protected]:/tmp# ls
dir111 file111 Test Vmware-root

Use SCP to copy files between servers under Linux (reprint)