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1. SCP - Secure Copy Protocol
This utility is handy for transferring files from one Linux system directly
to another using ssh security with authentication. Unline rcp, scp will ask
for passwords or passphrases if they are needed for authentication.
Upload (syntax):
scp @:
Upload (example):
scp index.html username@www.companyname.com:/usr/httpd/virtual/www.companyname.com/html
Download (syntax):
scp @:
Download (example):
scp -r username@www.companyname.com:/usr/httpd/virtual/www.companyname.com/html /mylocalpc/mywebsitedirectory
Useful options:
-p preserve timestamp and info -B batch mode
-r recursive copy -C compression
-v verbose mode
2. RZSZ - XMODEM, YMODEM, ZMODEM file transfer
This utility is handy for transferring files from a Microsoft Windows system
to or from a Linux system over tcp/ip. It is also useful to transfer files
to or from Linux systems using a serial cable and minicom. The RZSZ package
includes (sx, sb, sz, rx, rb, rz) commands.
Upload (syntax):
Upload (example):
Download (syntax):
Download (example):
3. ZSSH - File transfer using Secure Shell and RZSZ
zssh (Zmodem SSH) is a program for interactively transferring files to and
from a remote machine while using ssh. It is intended to be a convenient
alternative to scp, allowing the transfer of files without having to open
another session and re-authenticate. zssh is an interactive wrapper for ssh
used to switch the ssh connection between the remote shell and file transfers.
Files are transferred through zmodem protocol, using the rz and sz commands.
Upload (syntax):
Upload (example):
Download (syntax):
Download (example):
4. RCP - remote file copy
This utility is handy for transferring files from one Linux system directly
to another using remote shell. It does not prompt for passwords, and it
performs remote execution through rsh requiring the same authentication.
Upload (syntax):
Upload (example):
Download (syntax):
Download (example):
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