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| recvfile [send_ip_address] [send_port_num] [full/path/to/file/on/send/machine] [./recieve_file_name] | recvfile [send_ip_address] [send_port_num] [full/path/to/file/on/send/machine] [./recieve_file_name] | ||
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| + | Note that this will transfer the single file, then close the sendfile connection on the sending machine once the transfer is complete. Unfortunately I have not been able to figure out how to get it working on folders. Since you can't easily write a script to iterate through a bunch of files, the best option would probably be to archive all files you want to transfer at one time into a single .tar file and then transfer that file. To create a tarball of a directory (without any compression) execute this command: | ||
| + | tar cvf output.tar input_folder/ #creates a tar archive of the folder and its contents | ||
| + | tar xvf output.tar #untars the folder and its contents | ||
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