Pete FreitagLinux and OS X Shell Commands
I found this site with a handy list of OS X and Linux shell commands, along with documentation.
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Looks like an entry in a crontab file, search google for cron or crontab
by Pete Freitag on 12/18/2006 at 11:06:51 AM UTC
Rajan,
You want to use the scp command, which stands for secure copy, you use it like this: scp somefile.txt [email protected]:/tmp/somefile.txt
You want to use the scp command, which stands for secure copy, you use it like this: scp somefile.txt [email protected]:/tmp/somefile.txt
by Pete Freitag on 03/12/2007 at 11:39:36 AM UTC
what's the command mean to