HP 745i/100, Руководство пользователя

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Note that, if lo c al le is not in y our curren t directory , y ou will need to supply
the relativ e path (to get from y our curren t directory) or the absolute path
(from / ), in addition to the lo cal le name. Y ou will need to sp ecify the
complete (absolute) path for the r emote lename on r emote hostname only if
y ou w an t it to go in to a directory other than the remote home directory .
F or example, to cop y myfile from y our curren t directory to a remote system
called xyz :
rcp myfile xyz:/users/leslie/otherdir
In this case, myfile will b e copied as myfile in to the remote sub directory ,
otherdir . If y ou had only supplied the remote host name, rcp w ould ha v e
copied myfile in to the remote home directory , also as myfile .
Y ou can also include a lename in the destination. F or example, to cop y to a
system named xyz :
rcp myfile xyz:/users/leslie/otherfile
In this case, y ou ha v e copied myfile as otherfile , in the remote directory
leslie .
Cop ying a File on a Remote Host to Y our Local Directory
No w, to rev erse the pro cess, here is ho w y ou w ould cop y a le fr om a remote
host in to y our lo cal directory . Use the follo wing syn tax:
rcp r emote hostname: r emote lename lo c al lename
F or example, to cop y myfile from y our accoun t in a remote system xyz in to
y our curren t directory:
rcp xyz:/users/leslie/myfile .
The dot ( . ) is shorthand for \curren t directory". In this case, myfile will b e
copied as myfile from the remote directory in to y our curren t directory . Y ou
do not ha v e to supply the destination lename if y ou don't w an t to cop y it to a
new name.
If y ou w an t to cop y myfile in to another directory in y our home system, use a
path name, absolute or relativ e, as sho wn:
rcp xyz:/users/leslie/myfile otherdir/
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