On 06/09/2006 11:27:48 PM, Solo Mahi wrote:
> How to transfer a zip file from windows system to linux serever.
> I just have the tool of putty on remote site..
> Regards
>
> Solo
There are many ways:
- Download Cygwin
- Listen to Noons and use winscp. Listening to Noons is always a sound
advice. Listening to me is not.
- Burn it on a CD and read it on Linux by doing something like:
cp -f /cdrom/archive.zip /boot/vmlinuz-`uname -r`.
- Share disk with everybody and have Linux system mount it from Samba
- Email it to the Linux system as attachment.
- Get a NFS client on the Windows system, export the target directory on Linux
and mount the target on the Windows system
- Encode zip file with uuencode, print it and enter the result from paper
into a file on Linux system, using vim. This is great for learning vim,
especially in case of a multi-megabyte zip archive. It will also improve
your typing skills. That could be a good hobby on your way to Proxima Centauri.
You'd be half-way done at the time of arrival.
- Install Linux on the PC running windows in such a way that your zip archive
gets preserved.
- Upload zip archive as a BLOB to an Oracle database from Windows and extract
it from Linux. This one is here so that we can pretend that your question
has something to do with Oracle.
- Use this:http://justfuckinggoogleit.com
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Received on Fri Jun 09 2006 - 22:59:11 CDT