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One method you could do is to compress the folder and transfer. Then, uncompress.
tar cvf testdir.tar /tmp/tesdir scp testdir.tar user@dest_hostname:/somedir/ then login to dest_hostname, cd to /somedir and perform tar xvf testdir.tar |
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Hi,
You can use the commande "rcp" : root# rcp –p <server>:/tmp/sourcedirectory /tmp/targetdirectory <server> : is name of your machine, and the name of the machine should be declared on /etc/hosts. the path: /tmp/.... is just an example Thx. |
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