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If you want to use SFTP from the command line instead of with Filezilla then these commands might be helpful.
SFTP takes the argument of the username followed by an @ symbol and then the hostname. Optionally you can specify what directory to start in by putting a : symbol after this and adding the directory name. The command below will start in /home/s.jane.doe/data, if no directory is specified then sftp defaults to your home directory.
sftp [email protected]:/home/s.jane.doe/data
{: .bash}
[email protected]'s password:
Connected to sunbird.swansea.ac.uk.
Changing to: /home/s.jane.doe/data
sftp> ls
{: .output}
| command | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ls | list files |
| pwd | curret directory on server |
| !pwd | current directory on local system |
| get | copy a file from the server |
| put | copy a file to the server |
| lcd | change local directory |
| cd | change remote directory |
- Slurm Environment Variables - https://www.glue.umd.edu/hpcc/help/slurmenv.html