Bat / Shell文件复制到Unix / Windows

Question

I got the task to write a script to do some tasks, one of those is to copy some files from the local machine to a server directory. Now this isn't exactly my area of expertise, so I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice/pointers.

They gave me the following requirements: 1) same script needs to be capable of copying to a Windows AND Unix machine 2) no files should be modified (such as .rhost) 3) Bat file for the Windows machines, Shell script for the Unix machines

It doesn't matter if I read whether the target machine is Windows/Unix from the command line so an if/else is possible.

But I have no idea on how to start with this without having to modify the rhost file so any input is appreciated.

Answer 1

只要是内部网络（不考虑安全性假设），我都将在服务器端设置一个FTP服务器，并在客户端使用ncftp连接到服务器。

Answer 2

Can you use something like scp or sftp (the SSH tools for file transfer)? They are cross-platform, but you will need to set up keys and an SSH server on the destination of the transfer.

Answer 3

From any to any:

• CIFS, aka Windows File Sharing. Built-in to Windows; requires samba server or smbclient client on Linux. Easy to configure.
• FTP - Windows comes with a scriptable ftp tool, a similar one exists on Linux. For single-file uploads, however, curl is much easier to use.
• WebDAV: Can be accessed from Windows in the same way as CIFS shares, and server software exists for both OSes (Apache2 with mod_dav).

From any to Linux:

• SFTP, which runs over the SSH protocol. The PuTTY SSH client comes with two SFTP clients, psftp and pscp . On Linux, the server (OpenSSH) is usually installed by default.

  (Windows SSH servers exist, but... I don't like them. I don't even know why.)