Use the pscp command to upload and download Linux files

(1) upload 2. start & amp; rarr; run & amp; rarr; cmd enter dos mode enter the following command: pscpD: \ java \ apache-tomcat-5.5.27 \ webapps \ szfdc.rardev@192.168.68.249: /home/dev3. enter the password and the OK file has been uploaded to the target...
(1) upload 2. start → run → cmd enter to dos mode enter the following command is the code snippet: pscp D: \ java \ apache-tomcat-5.5.27 \ webapps \ szfdc.rardev@192.168.68.249:/home/dev 3. enter the password OK file has been uploaded to the target machine/home/dev directory (2) Download 1, start → run → cmd enter to dos mode enter the following command pscp dev@192.168.68.248: /home/dev/gren. SQL d: \ gren. SQL; enter the password. OK! Where: dev is the linux user name, 192.168.68.248 is the remote Linux host IP address,/home/dev/gren. SQL is a file in linux, d: \ gren. SQL stores local files. for example, pscp is a remote file transfer tool included in the putty installation package. it is similar to scp commands in Linux. the usage is as follows: \ WINDOWS \ system32, which can be called anywhere. The syntax is the same as scp. Below are some useful options. -P: specifies the time when the source file is created when the object is copied. -Q: No prompt message is displayed when the file is copied. -R: when copying the entire directory-v, a prompt message is displayed. Usage: pscp [options] [user @] host: source target pscp [options] source [source...] [user @] host pscp [options]-ls user @ host: filespec usage: pscp [option] [user name @] host: source File target file pscp [option] source file [source file...] [Username @] host pscp [option]-ls username @ host: File space? Options: option:-p preserve file attributes protects file attributes-q quiet, don't show statistics quiet, no statistics are displayed-r copy directories recursively copy subfolders-V print version information and exit display information-v show verbose messages-load sessname Load settings from saved session-load loading, load the settings of the Save section-P port connect to specified port-P port, connect to the specified space port-l user connect with specified username-l user, use the specified user to connect to the space-pw passw login with specified Password-pw password, use the specified password to log on to the space-1/-2 force the version used by ssh-4-6 force use of IPv4 or IPv6-C to open the compression-I key, demonstrate the use of the key file-batch to disable interaction capabilities, maybe-unsafe is not safe, allowing the servo end to replace character (dangerous) commonly used methods: 1. transfer the local file to/root/C: \> pscp.exe file 192.168.32.50:/root/on the Linux server. it will prompt you to enter the password, just like using scp in Linux. [Note] Here, pscp will use the user name you log on to Windows. Therefore, you may need to specify the Linux user name. C: \> pscp.exe file root@192.168.32.50:/root/or C: \> pscp.exe-l root file 192.168.32.50: /root/[note] here "-l root" should be before file 2. transfer the local directory dir and file to/root/on the Linux server /, and specify the server port 2009 C: \> pscp.exe-P 2009-r dir file root@192.168.32.50:/root/3, the server/root/file back to the local current directory C: \> pscp.exe root@192.168.32.50:/root/file. 4. retrieve the/root/dir directory on the server to the local "C: \ My Documents \ data \" directory C: \> pscp.exe-r root@192.168.32.50:/root/dir "C: \ MyDocuments \ data \"
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