Xshell allows you to upload files to a Linux host in Windows,

[Switch] Xshell allows you to upload files to a Linux host in Windows,

This is often the case. How do I upload the software package we downloaded in Windows to a remote Linux host? How can I download the software package from a Linux host to Windows? My previous practices seem so stupid and cumbersome, but they have also achieved the goal. How can I download the software package from a Linux host;

How do I operate:

1. Open a local Linux virtual machine, mount the Windows shared folder to Linux, and copy the data to the Linux virtual machine. (the first step is usually not smooth, windows folders cannot be mounted)

2. Use rsync to synchronously copy data to a remote Linux host on a local Linux Virtual Machine. Both parties must install the rsync package and openssh-clients package. It may take a long time to copy a larger file;

3. Another method is to directly use wget for direct download. A download URL exists in advance. Most of them are downloaded to a local Windows host and then uploaded to a remote Linux host;

The following describes a simple method to upload Windows files to Linux, or download files from Linux to Windows;

1. Use our commonly used Xshell logon tool to create a remote session, fill in the IP address and user name and password, select the bottom ZMODEM, fill in the download path, and load the path; two paths can be the same or different;

2. Install the upload and download tool kits rz and sz on the Linux host.

If you do not know the specific name of the installation package, you can use yum provides */name to find the information of the built-in software package;

[Root @ localhost src] # yum provides */rz

Lrzsz-0.12.20-27.1.el6.i686: The lrz and lsz modem communications programs

Repo: base

Filename:/usr/bin/rz

The name and version of the software package and the installation path are generally listed. After the software package name is queried, use the yum install-y package name for installation.

After installing the lrzsz package, you can upload the rz package and download the sz command. You only need to install this package.

[Root @ localhost src] # yum install-y lrzsz

3. upload a file from Windows with the Upload Command rz. Enter rz in the Linux Command Line. the uploaded file is in the directory of the current command line;

[Root @ localhost src] # rz

After you enter the rz command, a dialog box will pop up. Select the file you want to upload and select Open to upload the file to the Linux host. You can use ls to view the uploaded files;

4. download the file from the Linux host. The download command is sz, followed by the file name to be downloaded. You can select the download save folder;

[Root @ localhost src] # sz nginx-1.6.2.tar.gz

This method is relatively simple and quick, and can meet daily needs. You are welcome to have a better way to communicate with each other.

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