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Copying a list of files from one 'server' to another?
I have two servers. I would like to copy some files from one directory on server A into the same directory on server B.
Its not all the files in in the directory, just some of them. Is there a way to make a file list in a txt file and then somehow copy all the files in that list in one go to the other server? Thanks. |
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