something like:
scp -r all_directories_in_current_directory fenix@xxxxx:~/data
anyone can give me a clue?
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Q:
How to write ONE line of command that scp all the sub-directories in a directory to a remote machine
the difference is scp already provides secure connection. If you want to do the same with rsync, it will have to be used with SSH.
ghostdog74
2010-03-11 09:30:19
@ghostdog74: Current implementations of rsync already use ssh by default - if you have a very old version of rsync then just add `-e ssh` to the command line.
Paul R
2010-03-11 12:04:01
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A:
scp -r * fenix@xxxxx:~/data
If you only want the directories, not the files in the current directory:
scp -r */ fenix@xxxxx:~/data
This will not copy hidded(names startingwith a . ) directories.
Anonym
2010-03-11 09:27:10