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I am raja, a graduate cs student and i am a linux newbie.I have a need to transfer files from one linux server to another ( the files are servlets ...
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- 09-12-2005 #1Just Joined!
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is there a FTP utility in linux
I am raja, a graduate cs student and i am a linux newbie.I have a need to transfer files from one linux server to another ( the files are servlets running in apache tomcat to be precise). I can download the files from the first server and then upload them again to the second one( i mean manually copying each again and again ).. Is there a FTP utility that would help me to tranfer files between two linux machines?
- 09-12-2005 #2Linux Guru
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Do you mean an FTP Client? If so, there is gFTP and KBear.
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- 09-12-2005 #3Linux Enthusiast
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To transfer files to and from Linux machines, it's probably better to use "scp" or "sftp"; since they are encrypted. And "scp" allows you to transfer stuff directly in one line on the command line.
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If you need an FTP client Krusader is one I recommend based on my expereince. I use it every day. It's easy and efficient and doubles as a file manager as well.
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