Roy, Try scp. For info, type "man scp"
See also: ftp, apache (place the file in /var/www/ on the remote machine then wget -cb from your local machine), rsync, etc.
I prefer the apache/wget -cb method, especially for large files. -Kyle roy mukasa wrote:
guys i need some help here. ok i use this command to start a download onto a linux machine remotely so the download runs in the background. it also shows me the file it creates for the download files. now the problem i have is that i need the command that will enable me to get the downloaded files off the machine on which the download was taking place. i want to do it in command line. any ideas?
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