linux - scp-ing while ssh'd into remote machine? -
my desire:
ssh remote machine, take peak around, , copy file from remote machine local machine using linux command.
my frustration:
from i've seen in documentation, can't ssh'd while using scp command. must user on local machine , specify the connection info , file location (ie. scp user@remotehost:copyfrom.txt /mydir/copyhere.txt).
i alternatively use sftp:
$ sftp user@remotehost $ $ remotefile.txt /mylocaldir/localfile.txt but sftp isn't quite fast ssh.
is possible use scp while sshd remote machine?
no, not possible, if don't have public ip , sshd server running on workstation (if have, there nothing easier run scp file localmachine: remote session).
the speed not significant. can 1 or 2 percent on large files, using sftp, gain more, because not have initiate ssh connection each scp command, once , every get command "cheaper". normal files on normal network not notice difference.
I am trying the same but when i exit my putty session or putty session gets closed due to timeout, it stops scping. Also i do not see any jobs once i re-login. But if i do "ps -ef|grep scp" i can see the scp process there but it is hung as it is not scping anything.
ReplyDeleteAny suggestion in this case please ?
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