scp, list of arguments is to long
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I tried to copy files from my device to local host.
I used scp and scp -r (like on this problem Copying a large number of files from a remote device without creating an archive). Unfortunately, I still can not copy files.
Path which I use: scp -r /home/file/data* host@IP:results
scp
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
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I tried to copy files from my device to local host.
I used scp and scp -r (like on this problem Copying a large number of files from a remote device without creating an archive). Unfortunately, I still can not copy files.
Path which I use: scp -r /home/file/data* host@IP:results
scp
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
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Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
With the-roption, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25
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I tried to copy files from my device to local host.
I used scp and scp -r (like on this problem Copying a large number of files from a remote device without creating an archive). Unfortunately, I still can not copy files.
Path which I use: scp -r /home/file/data* host@IP:results
scp
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
1
I tried to copy files from my device to local host.
I used scp and scp -r (like on this problem Copying a large number of files from a remote device without creating an archive). Unfortunately, I still can not copy files.
Path which I use: scp -r /home/file/data* host@IP:results
scp
scp
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
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asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
1
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
1
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
1
asked Jan 15 at 14:00
JESUS_MJESUS_M
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Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
With the-roption, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25
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Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
With the-roption, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25
Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
With the
-r option, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
With the
-r option, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25
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Either break your list of files into smaller chunks, or get a copy tool that can accept a list of files on stdin.
– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 14:27
I did it previously but it is ~0.5 milion files so it will took long time and I would like to find an answer how to do it without smaller chunks.
– JESUS_M
Jan 15 at 14:45
With the
-roption, you're only passing directory names. Do you have 500k directories? In any case, this seems like you should be using an intermediate archive, since that should make the network transfer substantially more efficient.– Ben Voigt
Jan 15 at 15:16
1 directory, 500k files
– JESUS_M
Jan 16 at 17:25