how to recursively transfer folders between two remote servers on a local machine [duplicate]
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Transfer files between two remote SSH servers
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I want to use a program like rsync or scp to recursively transfer folders from one remote server to another on the shell. I connect from one server usually via sftp and the other via ftp, but I believe I can also ftp and ftp. I have the links to the desired directories. I tried a program like ftprush in windows, but it would connect to both servers, but wouldn't initiate the transfer. How can I do this?
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Transfer files between two remote SSH servers
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I want to use a program like rsync or scp to recursively transfer folders from one remote server to another on the shell. I connect from one server usually via sftp and the other via ftp, but I believe I can also ftp and ftp. I have the links to the desired directories. I tried a program like ftprush in windows, but it would connect to both servers, but wouldn't initiate the transfer. How can I do this?
server ssh rsync scp
asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
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marked as duplicate by pa4080, Elder Geek, Charles Green, karel, Pilot6 Feb 21 at 8:28
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Transfer files between two remote SSH servers
4 answers
I want to use a program like rsync or scp to recursively transfer folders from one remote server to another on the shell. I connect from one server usually via sftp and the other via ftp, but I believe I can also ftp and ftp. I have the links to the desired directories. I tried a program like ftprush in windows, but it would connect to both servers, but wouldn't initiate the transfer. How can I do this?
server ssh rsync scp
asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
12
This question already has an answer here:
Transfer files between two remote SSH servers
4 answers
I want to use a program like rsync or scp to recursively transfer folders from one remote server to another on the shell. I connect from one server usually via sftp and the other via ftp, but I believe I can also ftp and ftp. I have the links to the desired directories. I tried a program like ftprush in windows, but it would connect to both servers, but wouldn't initiate the transfer. How can I do this?
This question already has an answer here:
Transfer files between two remote SSH servers
4 answers
server ssh rsync scp
server ssh rsync scp
asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
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asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
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edited Feb 19 at 10:04
Steven
asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
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asked Feb 19 at 9:59
StevenSteven
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asked Feb 19 at 9:59
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marked as duplicate by pa4080, Elder Geek, Charles Green, karel, Pilot6 Feb 21 at 8:28
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I am a fan of scp to copy things between servers (who would've thunk it...) (I really only use rsync as a backup tool) I've never tried copying between two remote hosts, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
scp -r user1@server1:/path/to/folder user2@server2:/path/to/copy/to
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
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I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
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I'm not sure how you transformeduser@server...touser:password@hosting
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could bescp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....
– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
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I am a fan of scp to copy things between servers (who would've thunk it...) (I really only use rsync as a backup tool) I've never tried copying between two remote hosts, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
scp -r user1@server1:/path/to/folder user2@server2:/path/to/copy/to
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
1
I'm not sure how you transformeduser@server...touser:password@hosting
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could bescp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....
– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
|
show 2 more comments
I am a fan of scp to copy things between servers (who would've thunk it...) (I really only use rsync as a backup tool) I've never tried copying between two remote hosts, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
scp -r user1@server1:/path/to/folder user2@server2:/path/to/copy/to
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
1
I'm not sure how you transformeduser@server...touser:password@hosting
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could bescp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....
– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
|
show 2 more comments
I am a fan of scp to copy things between servers (who would've thunk it...) (I really only use rsync as a backup tool) I've never tried copying between two remote hosts, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
scp -r user1@server1:/path/to/folder user2@server2:/path/to/copy/to
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
I am a fan of scp to copy things between servers (who would've thunk it...) (I really only use rsync as a backup tool) I've never tried copying between two remote hosts, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work
scp -r user1@server1:/path/to/folder user2@server2:/path/to/copy/to
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
answered Feb 19 at 10:03
j-moneyj-money
1,221418
1,221418
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
1
I'm not sure how you transformeduser@server...touser:password@hosting
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could bescp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....
– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
|
show 2 more comments
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
1
I'm not sure how you transformeduser@server...touser:password@hosting
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could bescp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....
– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
I'm getting the following error ssh: Could not resolve hostname ftp: Temporary failure in name resolution. The FTP only server I can access via http. The SFTP one I cannot access via http (error 550) and when I post the url in filezilla it reverts to the home user directory, rather than the linked one.
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:12
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
what did you type exactly?
– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:14
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
scp -r username:password@hosting:21/media/sdc1/user username:password@hosting:21
– Steven
Feb 19 at 10:19
1
1
I'm not sure how you transformed
user@server... to user:password@hosting– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I'm not sure how you transformed
user@server... to user:password@hosting– j-money
Feb 19 at 10:24
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could be
scp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
I do not have ssh server with password authentication to test, probably the syntax could be
scp -r ssh://user:pwd@host ....– pa4080
Feb 20 at 18:27
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