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Hi Experts,

I want to copy a file from a Linux machine to another Linux machine or a windows machine shared drive.

I mean to say..

Code:

cp filename //hostname/shareddrive

I don't want to mount. Is there any way we can do it.

Regards
Naree

try scp

Code:

scp username@sourcemachine:<path of the source machine> <target machine path>

If you have SCP,

on host1:

Code:

scp filename user@host2:/path/to/copy

Code:

# scp myfile.zip remoteuser@remotehost:/remote_path/

for linux you know a valid user password and its has to write perm in dir
for windows you can install openssh server (or you can ftp)

I don't want to use scp as well. I know i can do it with scp. Is there anyway apart from scp.

I appreciate your help. But can you please have other than it.

Regards
Naree

---------- Post updated at 02:51 PM ---------- Previous update was at 02:50 PM ----------

Sir,

I don't want to use scp as well. Can you please suggest me anyother utility.

Regards
Naree

Then you need think about Samba, or ftp.

Sir,

I have read about Samba. But it says you need to mount the drive in your local machine.

But i want to avoid mounting.

Can you please guide me. I will follow it.

Regards
Naree

---------- Post updated at 02:58 PM ---------- Previous update was at 02:55 PM ----------

Sir,

FTP not allowed.

I have read about Samba. But it says you need to mount the drive in your local machine.

But i want to avoid mounting.

Can you please guide me. I will follow it.

Regards
Naree

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Any Help ???

Please .....

Regards
Naresh