162010-10-07 19:16:18independence152010-02-03 04:19:52arthax0rLinux/BSD examples for scp.142010-01-29 04:05:2178.250.215.62sshfs132010-01-29 04:01:11billnye122010-01-29 04:00:45billnyeadded winscp112010-01-28 21:19:1678.250.209.7102010-01-28 21:17:4178.250.209.7quota + syntax92010-01-28 21:09:0978.250.209.7ftp technique82010-01-28 01:45:4878.250.247.2472010-01-28 01:39:3578.250.247.2462010-01-28 01:38:2378.250.247.2452010-01-28 01:37:2178.250.247.24link to Info/Security42010-01-28 00:26:4378.250.247.24renamed and linked to Howto/FileManagement32010-01-28 00:25:4378.250.247.24more a tutorial than an info22010-01-28 00:21:1178.250.247.24modifying the option from -p to -P12010-01-28 00:16:3578.250.247.24upload files

How can I send file to my Blinkenshell account since there is no ftp access? Remember that based on the rules you need to check your disk usage with quota in order to avoid problems.

Use pscp from Putty if you're comfortable with command line programs, or WinSCP if you prefer a GUI program with drag and drop convenience. If you really do file transfer very often, consider DokanSSHFS, a C# implementation of sshfs that let you mount your account as a networked drive.

Or, to your publicly accessible web dir:

Use the ftp command from blinkenshell : start an ftpd on your publicly available machine on Windows use FileZilla server on Linux man your-installed-ftpd open your firewall forward your port 21 on your router login on blinkenshell ftp -p (for passive mode) open your_public_IP the login and password you set up earlier in step 1 cd yourdir get yourfile exit vi yourfile

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