Posted by Henning on 02:13:00 01-07-2003
I just want to copy some files at my computer to the sourceforge server i login with putty and i can use all apps at the server,but how can i upload the files(html,images and so)
Please help
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Posted by devusb on 02:15:00 01-07-2003
Sure! Just use scp, secure copy. It allows you to copy files over ssh. Just do a 'man scp', it'll tell you all you need to know.
Posted by Henning on 02:25:00 01-07-2003
but can you tell me so?
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Posted by devusb on 02:27:00 01-07-2003
Well, you're on windows right? If you are, then you need PSCP, it's on the puTTY site, from their download page. It should be fairly self-explanitory from there.
Posted by KaGez on 20:58:00 01-07-2003
if you prefer those screwed FTP clients, there are some FTP clients which understand the SSH protocol and are capable of doing SCPs ...
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Posted by Henning on 00:17:00 01-08-2003
KaGeZ: the problem is that SourceForge only give me an SSh server and none ftp server
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Posted by Yjo on 00:26:00 01-08-2003
I think what KaGez is saying is that the FTP client talks to SCP over an SSH connection, using the same interface you'd see connecting via regular FTP.
see http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/ or http://www.i-tree.org/ for a windows SCP/SSH client
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Posted by KaGez on 23:05:00 01-08-2003
Yjo: Thank you That's what I wanted to say, yes.
gFTP (Gnome FTP or GTK FTP, forgot) is able to do this. Also, I think Proftp is able to handle it. There is a free version of proftp available for students.
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