The requirements for file transfer after connecting to the linux environment have always been low, and I don’t know any good methods; before using securecrt to connect to the linux environment, when I want to transfer files, I always use securefx to connect to it, and then file bidirectional replication.
This kind of switching is sometimes quite annoying. I found a method on the Internet today. In fact, the sftp tool has been integrated in the securecrt, and you can use it directly.
After using securecrt to connect to the server through ssh, right-click the menu on the current session and click the corresponding menu item to enter sftp.
There are some interesting commands in sftp:
pwd, ls, rm, cd, mkdir, etc. represent operations on the current server, and add an l in front:
Commands such as lpwd, lls, lrm, lcd, lmkdir, etc. represent operations on clients connected to sftp.
Upload file: put -b filename
Download a file: get -b filename
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