With SCP only one box has to run an SSH server and it does not mater
which, destination or source, but it does change the syntax.
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 11:18 AM,
kitepilot@kitepilot.com
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kitepilot@kitepilot.com> wrote:
> There is not a "command to copy files from computer A to computer B when ssh
> logged in...", but you can use SSH as a "transport" (regardless of which
> computer you are logged-in-how, providing the the destination computer is
> running an SSH server and you have the appropriate credentials) using:
> Scenario 1:
> scp user@remotebox:/file/I/want /where/I/want/it
> or
> Scenario 2:
> scp /file/I/want user@remotebox:/where/I/want/it
> YMMV... :)
> ET
>
> joe@actionline.com writes:
>>
>> What is the correct command syntax to copy files from computer A
>> to computer B when ssh logged in to comuter B from computer A?
>>
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