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help on transferring files via ssh
I'm asking your help for doing one thing with my n900 and my home server.
I originate a ssh connection from my n900 to my home server, and execute on the server a terminal application. The application writes one file in a directory on the server. I would like to be able to transfer that file from the server to my n900 on the same ssh session, i.e the one that is originated from the n900. I thought of using scp, but as far as I know it means that from the server I should ssh back to the n900 like that: scp user@n900.ip.address:file/path/on/server file/path/on/n900 but it's not what I want, because I should know also the ip address of the n900. Ideally, I would add the transfer command to my server application so that the file is automatically transferred to my n900 when the program quits. Is it feasible? How can I do that? Thanks :) |
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Sounds like you've got it right. Just execute: scp <target file name> user@<n900's IP address>:/path/to/target/directory What's the problem with doing it like this? You said: "but it's not what I want, because I should know also the ip address of the n900." I don't really understand this statement. Are you having a problem because you DON'T know the N900's IP address? I think this might be a language barrier problem because I can't really understand what you are trying to say. |
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I assume N900 might be behind proxy or NAT, nevertheless scp just need source and target, here is back and forth:
scp user@server:file/path/on/server /file/path/on/n900 scp /file/path/on/n900 user@server:file/path/on/server p.s. tunneling.... some people really make it look like a rocket science, google for "man scp" maybe? )) |
Re: help on transferring files via ssh
Thanks people, even if English is not my mother tongue, you grasped it right. Putting it simply, I didn't know of the existence of the SSH_CLIENT environment var. This makes the thing quite simpler :)
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