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be a bit more specific, add link to tutorial
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Florian F
Florian F
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Another (IMO) easy way would be:

# to remote host
cat localfile.conf | ssh user@hostname 'cat -> /tmp/fileremotefile.conf'

# from remote host
ssh user@hostname 'cat /tmp/remotefile.conf' > /tmp/filelocalfile.conf

Or if you prefer something GUI-like, try Midnight Commander. They call the feature Shell-LinkShell-Link. Most distros have em in their package systems as mc.

Another (IMO) easy way would be:

# to remote host
cat localfile.conf | ssh user@hostname 'cat -> /tmp/file.conf'

# from remote host
ssh user@hostname 'cat /tmp/remotefile.conf' > /tmp/file.conf

Or if you prefer something GUI-like, try Midnight Commander. They call the feature Shell-Link. Most distros have em in their package systems as mc.

Another (IMO) easy way would be:

# to remote host
cat localfile.conf | ssh user@hostname 'cat -> /tmp/remotefile.conf'

# from remote host
ssh user@hostname 'cat /tmp/remotefile.conf' > /tmp/localfile.conf

Or if you prefer something GUI-like, try Midnight Commander. They call the feature Shell-Link. Most distros have em in their package systems as mc.

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Florian F
Florian F
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Another (IMO) easy way would be:

# to remote host
cat localfile.conf | ssh user@hostname 'cat -> /tmp/file.conf'

# from remote host
ssh user@hostname 'cat /tmp/remotefile.conf' > /tmp/file.conf

Or if you prefer something GUI-like, try Midnight Commander. They call the feature Shell-Link. Most distros have em in their package systems as mc.