scp
scp [options] file1[...] file2
Description
Securely copy files between hosts on a network, using ssh. Part of the OpenSSH suite of network tools. scp requests a password or passphrase if required. The transfer can be between two remote hosts. If more than one file is specified for file1, file2 should be a directory; otherwise, only the last file in the list is copied. file1 and file2 can be specified in any of the following ways:file host:file user@host:file
The first format is used for a local file; a remote file can be specified in either of the other two formats.
Options
-1
Force the use of SSH protocol 1.
-2
Force the use of SSH protocol 2
-4
Use IPv4 addresses.
-6
Use IPv6 addresses.
-B
Run in batch mode. Don't ask for passwords or passphrases.
-c cipher
Specify the cipher to be used for encrypting the data.
-C
Enable ssh compression.
-F config
Specify an ssh user configuration file (default is $HOME/.ssh/config).
-i file
Specify the file that contains the identity (private key) for RSA authentication.
-l limit
Limit bandwidth used to limit, specified in kilobits/second.
-o option
Specify an option to pass to ssh.
-p
Preserve modification time, access time, and mode.
-P port
Connect to port on the remote host.
-q
Don't display the progress meter.
-r
Copy directories recursively.
-S program
Specify the program to use for the encrypted connection. The program must understand ssh options.
-v
Verbose mode.
Example
Copy the local file user.server1.pub to the remote system server2, putting it in james's home directory:
$ scp user.server1.pub james@server2:/home/james/
Reference : http://www.linuxdevcenter.com
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