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I am trying to compete an assignment for school and I have one final step. I have use the "put" command to load the file. Then ran a spool and the file followed by ending the spool. Now I am back at the SFTP and I use the "get" command which I am thinking worked by this display that was outputted:
sftp> get spool01.1st
Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st
/class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st 100% 136 0.1KB/s 00:00
But now I need to attach the database that was created only I can't find the file on my computer to use. If I understand things correctly then the spooled filed was sent to /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st – how would I go about getting it to my laptop so I can submit it for my class?
Thank you for any help.
EDIT
So if I use:
Get sftp> get spool01.1st to desktop/documents
Would that get the file back?
ssh database sftp
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
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asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
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I am trying to compete an assignment for school and I have one final step. I have use the "put" command to load the file. Then ran a spool and the file followed by ending the spool. Now I am back at the SFTP and I use the "get" command which I am thinking worked by this display that was outputted:
sftp> get spool01.1st
Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st
/class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st 100% 136 0.1KB/s 00:00
But now I need to attach the database that was created only I can't find the file on my computer to use. If I understand things correctly then the spooled filed was sent to /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st – how would I go about getting it to my laptop so I can submit it for my class?
Thank you for any help.
EDIT
So if I use:
Get sftp> get spool01.1st to desktop/documents
Would that get the file back?
ssh database sftp
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
– Mokubai♦
Sep 7 '14 at 6:18
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I am trying to compete an assignment for school and I have one final step. I have use the "put" command to load the file. Then ran a spool and the file followed by ending the spool. Now I am back at the SFTP and I use the "get" command which I am thinking worked by this display that was outputted:
sftp> get spool01.1st
Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st
/class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st 100% 136 0.1KB/s 00:00
But now I need to attach the database that was created only I can't find the file on my computer to use. If I understand things correctly then the spooled filed was sent to /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st – how would I go about getting it to my laptop so I can submit it for my class?
Thank you for any help.
EDIT
So if I use:
Get sftp> get spool01.1st to desktop/documents
Would that get the file back?
ssh database sftp
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
I am trying to compete an assignment for school and I have one final step. I have use the "put" command to load the file. Then ran a spool and the file followed by ending the spool. Now I am back at the SFTP and I use the "get" command which I am thinking worked by this display that was outputted:
sftp> get spool01.1st
Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st
/class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st 100% 136 0.1KB/s 00:00
But now I need to attach the database that was created only I can't find the file on my computer to use. If I understand things correctly then the spooled filed was sent to /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st – how would I go about getting it to my laptop so I can submit it for my class?
Thank you for any help.
EDIT
So if I use:
Get sftp> get spool01.1st to desktop/documents
Would that get the file back?
ssh database sftp
ssh database sftp
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
edited Sep 7 '14 at 6:11
Luis Ramos
31
31
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
asked Sep 7 '14 at 2:54
LuisLuis
161
161
@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
– Mokubai♦
Sep 7 '14 at 6:18
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@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
– Mokubai♦
Sep 7 '14 at 6:18
@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
– Mokubai♦
Sep 7 '14 at 6:18
@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
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The output Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st means that the file was copied from /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st on the server, to spool01.1st on your computer. Since the destination doesn't have any directory path, it is relative to the current directory – in other words, the file would be in the same directory that you ran sftp in.
answered Sep 7 '14 at 3:03
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To transfer files from server to desktop, try using one ofthe best FTP client - "FTP Manager pro". It supports SFTP as well as FTPS for secure transfers. I am using it to transfer files between PC, FTP servers and android mobile devices. Now I am able to securely transfer files from FTP server to my PC easily. Works well.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ftp-manager-pro/9n9sr72c98cm?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
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The output Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st means that the file was copied from /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st on the server, to spool01.1st on your computer. Since the destination doesn't have any directory path, it is relative to the current directory – in other words, the file would be in the same directory that you ran sftp in.
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The output Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st means that the file was copied from /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st on the server, to spool01.1st on your computer. Since the destination doesn't have any directory path, it is relative to the current directory – in other words, the file would be in the same directory that you ran sftp in.
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The output Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st means that the file was copied from /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st on the server, to spool01.1st on your computer. Since the destination doesn't have any directory path, it is relative to the current directory – in other words, the file would be in the same directory that you ran sftp in.
answered Sep 7 '14 at 3:03
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The output Fetching /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st to spool01.1st means that the file was copied from /class/cm320a/12/spool01.1st on the server, to spool01.1st on your computer. Since the destination doesn't have any directory path, it is relative to the current directory – in other words, the file would be in the same directory that you ran sftp in.
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To transfer files from server to desktop, try using one ofthe best FTP client - "FTP Manager pro". It supports SFTP as well as FTPS for secure transfers. I am using it to transfer files between PC, FTP servers and android mobile devices. Now I am able to securely transfer files from FTP server to my PC easily. Works well.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ftp-manager-pro/9n9sr72c98cm?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
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To transfer files from server to desktop, try using one ofthe best FTP client - "FTP Manager pro". It supports SFTP as well as FTPS for secure transfers. I am using it to transfer files between PC, FTP servers and android mobile devices. Now I am able to securely transfer files from FTP server to my PC easily. Works well.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ftp-manager-pro/9n9sr72c98cm?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
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To transfer files from server to desktop, try using one ofthe best FTP client - "FTP Manager pro". It supports SFTP as well as FTPS for secure transfers. I am using it to transfer files between PC, FTP servers and android mobile devices. Now I am able to securely transfer files from FTP server to my PC easily. Works well.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ftp-manager-pro/9n9sr72c98cm?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
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To transfer files from server to desktop, try using one ofthe best FTP client - "FTP Manager pro". It supports SFTP as well as FTPS for secure transfers. I am using it to transfer files between PC, FTP servers and android mobile devices. Now I am able to securely transfer files from FTP server to my PC easily. Works well.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ftp-manager-pro/9n9sr72c98cm?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
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@LuisRamos Judging by your attempt to edit your question as a new user you have accidentally created two accounts. You should use the contact form and select "I need to merge accounts" to have your accounts merged. You'll then be able to comment on and edit this question.
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