Scp resume
Besides the all of the goodness of scp tool, it doesn't have a resuming functionality, yet. If you are trying to copy a large file through scp and if copy process aborted by any reason, normally you have to start from the beginning.
But, by the help of the great rsync tool, it is possible to use resuming on ssh tunnel like this:
rsync --partial --progress -e ssh file1 user@host:/dir
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- Murat Demirten
- 13 Apr 2008, 22:58
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