Scp Server For Mac
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I usually get about 80% of my advertised DSL speed with scp. I can only suspect that there was some serious network congestion going on somewhere along the path, or otherwise crappy connection resulting in packet loss/retransmissions. I use rsync -vvzSauEe ’ssh -p 22’ --delete --progress --stats ’remote domain name:/full/path/to/source directory/’ ’/full/path/to/local destination’ all the time with no problem, as well as the appropriately modified version to rsync in the reverse (upload) direction, to tunnel rsync through ssh. See man rsync to see what all the options do. You are aware, I assume, that if the remote pathname has white space in it, you need to quote the whole path and escape any white space with preceding backslashes, as I have shown in the above rsync example, right? Same holds true for remote pathname for scp. Single tick quotes enclosing pathnames with white space works fine for the local side, as does no quotes but escaped white space. Issuing a ctrl-c at the local computer should have killed your scp and I am not aware of rogue elements being left on the remote computer when doing so. Maybe ⌘q-ing Terminal in the middle of an active scp did it.
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FileZilla is a powerful FTP-client. It has been designed for ease of use and with support for. SolarWinds SFTP/SCP Server. SolarWinds SFTP/SCP Server provides you with a reliable and secure.
Download: http://gg.gg/nb4t4
I usually get about 80% of my advertised DSL speed with scp. I can only suspect that there was some serious network congestion going on somewhere along the path, or otherwise crappy connection resulting in packet loss/retransmissions. I use rsync -vvzSauEe ’ssh -p 22’ --delete --progress --stats ’remote domain name:/full/path/to/source directory/’ ’/full/path/to/local destination’ all the time with no problem, as well as the appropriately modified version to rsync in the reverse (upload) direction, to tunnel rsync through ssh. See man rsync to see what all the options do. You are aware, I assume, that if the remote pathname has white space in it, you need to quote the whole path and escape any white space with preceding backslashes, as I have shown in the above rsync example, right? Same holds true for remote pathname for scp. Single tick quotes enclosing pathnames with white space works fine for the local side, as does no quotes but escaped white space. Issuing a ctrl-c at the local computer should have killed your scp and I am not aware of rogue elements being left on the remote computer when doing so. Maybe ⌘q-ing Terminal in the middle of an active scp did it.
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FileZilla is a powerful FTP-client. It has been designed for ease of use and with support for. SolarWinds SFTP/SCP Server. SolarWinds SFTP/SCP Server provides you with a reliable and secure.
Download: http://gg.gg/nb4t4
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