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01-16-2004
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move files
i have a text file on my desktop and i want to move this file on the unix server
if i am currently in a unix session what command do i use to pick file from the desktop and move it to the target directory. please show command with a sample path mta |
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Simplest would be ftp, sftp or scp from your windows box to your UNIX host. Are you using secure or insecure connection methods (ie telnet, ftp, ssh etc.)? You could also install Samba on your UNIX system.
Thought this doesn't help with file moves... VNC coupled with x2vnc (http://freshmeat.net/projects/x2vnc) allows you to share a common clipboard and control them both from one keyboard. Cheers, Keith |
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