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How to copy ?

HOw to copy a folder from one user to another user in UNIX ?
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If the another user use the same unix box as yours then you can use cp command to copy.If the user is on another system you can use ftp or rcp
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If the another user use the same unix box as yours then you can use cp command to copy.If the user is on another system you can use ftp or rcp
they both are different boxes....

can u tell me in detail pls.


from /home/staff/sec/seccom to /home/proj/06/sectataj ....

i want to copy one file or one folder....
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Code:
ftp ipadrs
#Enter username and password
lcd path_to_file_in_your_unix_box
cd path_where_to_cp
put filename
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You can use rsync or scp also!
Let us consider the machines as "box1" and "box2", and i also assume that you have read/write permissions on those boxes for the corresponding users.

scp box1:/home/staff/sec/seccom box2:/home/proj/06/sectataj

Hope this works! Try 'man'ning more on rsync and scp ! Good Luck.
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