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rz and sz commands
hi to all
by using sz , rz commands how could i transfer files in unix operation system?
plz give me some information about z modem program and a link to download free one.
thanks in advance
by using sz , rz commands how could i transfer files in unix operation system?
plz give me some information about z modem program and a link to download free one.
thanks in advance
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how could i move the files with scp or ftp?
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> how could I? :
you need a terminal emulator which supports Zmodem transfers like (Secure)CRT from www.vandyke.com
then you type sz somefile and it comes to your host.
or when you type rz terminal program asks you for list of files to receive.
alternatives are uuencode/uudecode and winzip on windows - i.e you :paste: uuencoded file to uudecode on unix and vice versa...
sometimes utilities are called lsz and lrz
ddspar: ssh good but sz/rz/uue uses same session for transfers - 500pts in your direction if you point me to software which starts sftp-server in another channel in ssh terminal session(protocol can support it you know)... i know <CR>~C but this does not help...
you need a terminal emulator which supports Zmodem transfers like (Secure)CRT from www.vandyke.com
then you type sz somefile and it comes to your host.
or when you type rz terminal program asks you for list of files to receive.
alternatives are uuencode/uudecode and winzip on windows - i.e you :paste: uuencoded file to uudecode on unix and vice versa...
sometimes utilities are called lsz and lrz
ddspar: ssh good but sz/rz/uue uses same session for transfers - 500pts in your direction if you point me to software which starts sftp-server in another channel in ssh terminal session(protocol can support it you know)... i know <CR>~C but this does not help...
gheist: I can't imagine what you're trying to do.
scp has always been sufficient for me, but I'm not using a modem.
scp has always been sufficient for me, but I'm not using a modem.
just like ssh does tcp forwarding, i will try to add sftp/scp connection channel to existing ssh session...i am not using modem too...
I guess I don't know why you wouldn't just open another session.
Wheres the link to your question so we can get out of this one?
Wheres the link to your question so we can get out of this one?
gheist: The program 'screen' might do what you want (assuming I understand what it is that you want.)
no not screen - i know ^A^D... no question - i do not want another Q without A
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/Z/Zmodem.html
I don't suppose you could move the files with scp or ftp?