How to rsync to a chromebook with linux?

[James Crawford]

rsync options [from] [to]

If you are running it on the chromebook then the from will be your desktop
rsynce -avH --progress 192.168.0.??:/home/joe/bin /home/upquick/bin

or from the chromebook
cd /home/upquick/bin
scp -r joe at 192.168.0.??:bin .

Since its the first time then there won't be much savings by using rsync.

James C.

Subject: How to rsync to a chromebook with linux?
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Just purchased the ASUS c423 Chromebook (it is fantastic)
and I was delighted to discover that I could just click on
an icon on the "shelf" (panel) and Linux was quickly
installed automatically (within only a couple minutes).

So, I am really enjoying the discovery process to see
what all I can do now with Linux on this Chromebook
running*simultaneously*  with the chrome os.

However, I have not yet been able to find the magic syntax
to rsync files from my current Linux system to this new
Chromebook.  When I tap on the Linux icon on the shelf
the Chromebook opens to a black screen with this prompt:

# upquick at penguin:  and I found the IP address is 192.168.0.22
so I created a subdirectory titled 'bin' in: home/upquick/
and tried the following in order to try to copy all of my
hundreds of 'bin' shell script utilities to the chromebook:

rsync -avH --progress/home/joe/bin/  upquick at 192.168.0.22:/home/upquick/bin/

Regrettably, this  did not work, so what do I need to do to
get it to work?