Copy 100gb of data from ftp to VPS using ssh [on hold]

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5 folders containing over 150gb of data on ftp and I need to copy to my VPS.
ssh ftp file-transfer data
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5 folders containing over 150gb of data on ftp and I need to copy to my VPS.
ssh ftp file-transfer data
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, frostschutz, G-Man, RalfFriedl, Rui F Ribeiro yesterday
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You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
What have you tried?scpis a great tool to combine the functionality ofsshandftpin one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!
– kemotep
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
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The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday
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5 folders containing over 150gb of data on ftp and I need to copy to my VPS.
ssh ftp file-transfer data
ssh ftp file-transfer data
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, frostschutz, G-Man, RalfFriedl, Rui F Ribeiro yesterday
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You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
What have you tried?scpis a great tool to combine the functionality ofsshandftpin one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!
– kemotep
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
2
The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday
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You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
What have you tried?scpis a great tool to combine the functionality ofsshandftpin one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!
– kemotep
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
2
The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday
You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
What have you tried?
scp is a great tool to combine the functionality of ssh and ftp in one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!– kemotep
yesterday
What have you tried?
scp is a great tool to combine the functionality of ssh and ftp in one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!– kemotep
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
2
2
The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday
The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday
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You mention both ssh and ftp; what services are available? What are the folder names? To where are you copying them?
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday
What have you tried?
scpis a great tool to combine the functionality ofsshandftpin one but like user Jeff Schaller is pointing out you need to edit your post to include more context please!– kemotep
yesterday
ssh is available only at destination VPS.Copying them into root so far I tried wget username:password@domainname.com which works but now I have other problem which is trying to figure out the how to run terminal without disconnecting the transfer I mean will nohup will work?
– Web Mantas
yesterday
2
The usual way is either rsync or scp. Rsync will work over ssh. It is more complicated but also more featureful than scp. Both rsync and scp can be slow because ssh takes time to encrypt the data. Since it sounds like you're sending the data over public internet, you probably do want to encrypt it, but if you're willing to send it unencrypted (or if you can pre-encrypt it) then you can use netcat/nc to greatly speed up the transfer.
– cryptarch
yesterday