如何将远程Windows上的文件复制到Linux计算机上的本地Linux？

Question

Currently, I'm working on a local Linux machine. I'm trying to use scp or similar Linux command-line tools to copy files from a remote Windows machine to my local Linux. I did some searching and found that most of the solutions are for local Windows cases (like putty and winscp), which don't really help.

Please advise.Thank you.

[UPDATE] Solved by installing cygwin's sshd service on Windows.

Answer 1

If the windows system has a shared folder you should be able access that with smbclient which is part of the terrific samba project.

Usually somthing like:

smbclient //winmachine/share

Possibly using the -U username options to specifiy the username on the windows box.

Once connected, you can use cd to change folders, and get to retrieve files.

If there is no file share.... I dunno. Create one?

Answer 2

If you really want to use SCP, you will need an SCP server (actually an SSH server) on the Windows machine.

For example freeSSHd .

You will need to choose one of the options based on your own needs, there are a number of similar tools and freeSSHd was the first in the list on Google. I've used the Bitvise SSH Server in the past but it is only free for non-commercial use.

They are usually very easy to set up. You install them the usual way and run them for the first time. Depending on the tool, they may pick up your existing Windows users or you may need to manually create some users with passwords within the tool. Then, armed with your PC's IP address, you should be able to connect to the PC using SSH from the Linux command line.