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27.5.1 Copying Files with SSH
The following requirements must be met on both computers that are accessed via SSH:
1.
If you use a hostname, make sure each hostname is listed in /etc/hosts on both
computers (see Section 13.6.1.6, “/etc/hosts” (page 270).) If you use SSH with
IP addresses, you do not need to change anything.
2.
If you use a rewall, open the SSH port. To do so, start YaST, and select Security
and Users > Firewall. Go to Allowed Services and check whether SSH is displayed
as part of the list. If this is not the case, select SSH from Service to Allow and click
Add. Apply your changes and leave YaST with Next and Finish.
To copy les from one computer to another, you need to know where the les are lo-
cated. For example, to copy the single le /srv/foo_file from computer
jupiter.example.com to the current directory, use the following scp command
(the dot represents the current directory as the copy target location):
scp tux@jupiter.example.com:/srv/foo_file .
To copy a whole directory structure, use the recursive mode of scp:
scp -r tux@jupiter.example.com:/srv/foo_directory .
If your network does not provide name resolution, use the server's IP address directly:
scp tux@192.168.2.100:/srv/foo_file .
If you do not know exactly where your les are, use the sftp command. Copying
les in KDE or GNOME with SFTP is very simple. Proceed as follows:
1
Press Alt + F2.
2
Enter the following at the address prompt (correct it to your own values):
sftp://tux@jupiter.example.com
3
Conrm the question regarding of authenticity and enter the password of tux on
jupiter.example.com.
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