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| ? | How can I send file to my Blinkenshell account since [[Info/Security|there is no ftp access]]? Remember that based on [[Start|the rules]] you need to [[Howto/FileManagement|check your disk usage]] with `quota` in order to avoid problems. |
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| Examples : pscp -p 2222 myfile mynick@blinkenshell.org:/home/mynick/ | === Examples === {{{ pscp -P 2222 myfile mynick@blinkenshell.org:/home/mynick/ }}} |
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| http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?scp | [[http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?scp|man scp]] == Alternative == Use the ftp command from blinkenshell : 1. start an ftpd on your publicly available machine 1. on Windows use [[http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=server|FileZilla server]] 1. on Linux man your-installed-ftpd 1. open your firewall 1. forward your port 21 on your router 1. login on blinkenshell 1. `ftp -p` (for passive mode) 1. `cd yourdir` 1. `get yourfile` 1. `exit` 1. `vi yourfile` == See also == * [[Howto/FileManagement]] * [[Info/Security]] |
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Principle
How can I send file to my Blinkenshell account since there is no ftp access?
Remember that based on the rules you need to check your disk usage with quota in order to avoid problems.
Windows
Use pscp from Putty
Examples
pscp -P 2222 myfile mynick@blinkenshell.org:/home/mynick/
Linux
Alternative
Use the ftp command from blinkenshell :
- start an ftpd on your publicly available machine
on Windows use FileZilla server
- on Linux man your-installed-ftpd
- open your firewall
- forward your port 21 on your router
- login on blinkenshell
ftp -p (for passive mode)
cd yourdir
get yourfile
exit
vi yourfile
See also
Notes
Tutorials on installing web software (mainly Howto/Webpage/ and Info/Webhosting) for which wget doesn't work should link back here.