Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of cypress/FileTransfer

Timestamp:

11/07/22 15:41:18 (3 years ago)

Author:

fuji

Comment:

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cypress/FileTransfer

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 == Transferring Files ==
 === Windows 10, WSL, Linux, and Mac Terminal Window ===
+==== scp command ====
 You may transfer files between your workstation and Cypress on the command line using the '''scp''' command. This command behaves much like the basic Linux '''cp''' command, except you may use a remote address as the source or destination file. The syntax is as follows:
 {{{
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 user@localhost> scp -r tulaneID@cypress1.tulane.edu:/home/tulaneID/simdata .
 }}}
+
+==== rsync command ====
+You may transfer files between your workstation and Cypress on the command line using the '''rsync''' command. The syntax is as follows:
+{{{
+rsync source_file destination_file
+}}}
+
+The following command will copy the file testfile from the ''/home/tulaneID/'' directory on the remote server ''cypress1.tulane.edu'' to your workstation's local directory "." (a period represents the current working directory).
+{{{
+user@localhost> rsync tulaneID@cypress1.tulane.edu:/home/tulaneID/testfile .
+}}}
+
+To copy a directory along with all its contents you will need to add the '''-r''' recursive flag. The following command will copy the ''simdata directory'' and all its contents to your local machine.
+{{{
+user@localhost> rsync -r tulaneID@cypress1.tulane.edu:/home/tulaneID/simdata .
+}}}
+
+===== Advanced Options =====
+{{{
+-a | copy files recursively
+-h | produce a readable output
+–progress | displays the process while the command is being run
+-q | processes running in the background will not be shown
+-u | skip files newer on destination
+-v | processes that are run will be written out for the user to read
+-z | compress the data
+}}}
+
 
 === Graphical Software ===