? Synonym for help Remote Editing of text files !command Execute 'command' in local shell Symlink oldpath newpath Symlink remote file Rename oldpath newpath Rename remote file Progress Toggle display of progress meter
Ln oldpath newpath Link remote file (-s for symlink ) Lcd path Change local directory to 'path' Remote working directory: /lustre/tetyda/home/icm_user_nameĬd path Change remote directory to 'path'Ĭhgrp grp path Change group of file 'path' to 'grp'Ĭhmod mode path Change permissions of file 'path' to 'mode'Ĭhown own path Change owner of file 'path' to 'own'ĭf Display statistics for current directory orįilesystem containing 'path' exit Quit sftp The sftp application is an another utility to transfer files. bashrc export ICM_USERNAME = "username" function rysy () Transferring files with sftp
#Ssh tunnel log update
# To update the environment (without rebooting) use the command $source. bashrc file # This file is loaded at system startup. # Add the following lines to the end of the.
Local_folder means a folder located on the user's local computer (PC).įor the functions to_XXX/from_XXX, etc to be visible on the system, they must be added to the ~/.bashrc file. $ mount-topola # the user's remote home directory will be mounted to $HOME/ Desktop/mountDir/TOPOLA $ mount-okeanos # the user's remote home directory will be mounted under $HOME/Desktop/mountDir/OKEANOS $ okeanos # log in directly to the okeanos cluster (if the tunnel has not been opened before, the function will do it automatically). $ rysy # log in directly to the Rysy cluster (if the tunnel has not been opened before, the function will do it automatically). $ from_okeanos remote_source_folder local_destination_folder $ from_rysy remote_source_folder local_destination_folder $ from_hpc remote_source_folder local_destination_folder $ to_okeanos local_source_folder remote_destination_folder $ to_rysy local_source_folder remote_destination_folder $ to_hpc local_source_folder remote_destination_folder Ssh tunneling - instruction for LINUX systemsĬopying files and logging - tips & tricks (LINUX)
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