Transfer files to a VM via scp

Synopsis

pcocc scp [OPTIONS] [SCP_OPTIONS]...

Description

Transfer files to a VM via scp. See the scp(1) manpage for documentation on scp options.

Warning

This requires the VM to have its ssh port reverse NAT'ed to the host in its NAT network configuration.

Options

-j, --jobid [INTEGER]

Jobid of the selected cluster

-J, --jobname [TEXT]

Job name of the selected cluster

--user [TEXT]

Select cluster among jobs of the specified user

-h, --help

Show this message and exit.

Examples

To copy a directory to vm0 of the job named centos:

pcocc scp -J centos -r dir vm0:

Note

By default, scp(1) uses the host username to log in. Depending on the VM configuration, it may be necessary to specify another username.

To copy a file to vm1 of the default job as the demo user:

pcocc scp ./foo demo@vm1:~/foo

To copy a file from vm2 of the default job as root:

pcocc scp root@vm2:~/data ./data

See also

scp(1), pcocc-ssh(1), pcocc-nc(1), pcocc-exec(1), pcocc-networks.yaml(5), pcocc-9pmount-tutorial.yaml(7)