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Hola a todos, soy realmente nuevo programando en bash, y aún estoy encontrando bastantes baches , mi pregunta es simple, supongo, alguien podria decirme si existe una manera facil de copiar un directorio de un server a otro?, sucede que en un server(server1) tengo los backup de las bases de datos de postgre(este código ya lo hice en bash), pero necesito guardar esos backup en otro servidor(server2), estos son los datos que tengo:

---server1---
ip: 10.31.20.4
user: root
pass: root1
dirección del directorio a copiar: /home/place/backup/

---server2---
ip: 10.31.20.141
user:roota
pass:root2
dirección para hacer la copia: /home/place1/backup/

realmente les voy a agradecer la ayuda.

saludos

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sorry, my mistake, it dont gona happen again...

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Hello everyone, I'm really new in the bash programing, my question is simple, I guess, someone could tell me if there is a simple way of make a copy form a server to another?? , I have a server (server1) with the postgres database's backup, but I need to store this files in another server (server2), this are the data I have:

---server1---
ip: 10.31.20.4
user: root
pass: root1
address of the directory: /home/place/backup/

---server2---
ip: 10.31.20.141
user:roota
pass:root2
address where I want to copy the files: /home/place1/backup/

I really need your help...
greetings

Hi.

Try with the scp command:

Code:

scp -pr /home/place/backup root@10.31.20.141:/home/place1

ps: no need to apologise. I have renamed your thread into English.

And how is provided the user and password to stablish the connection? Do I need SSH??

Hi.

The user is already provided with root@. The password you need to enter, if you don't have shared keys set up between the two servers.

If you are unable to use scp, there is also rcp, ftp, NFS or rsync, depending on your exact needs.

Well I really need cto copy those backups from the Linux server to a PC with Windows, it can be Windows SP 3, I found some information where they said that's possible if SSH service is used for the identification, but I dont understand too much about it. Can you help me??