Rudi Ahlers wrote:
scp is the easiest in this regard. It runs over SSH, so your data is
secure - especially if it's over the open internet.
The commands are as follows: scp user1@otherhost:/home/user1/myfile .
...
and in fact, if /home/user1 is user1@otherhost's home directory, that
can be shortened to...
$ scp user1@otherhost:myfile .
you can also copy the other way...
$ scp myfile user1@otherhost:.
which would put it in user1@otherhost's home directory... or...
$ scp -R . user1@otherhost:/remote/path
would copy ALL files and subdirectories from the current directory to
/remote/path on otherhost...
`man scp` for lots more options...
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