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Here are some detailed instructions
for transferring files between your home computer and your Unix
account. In the examples, it will be assumed that the Unix account is
on storm.cis.fordham.edu. Other users substitute the (fully
domain-qualified) name of the machine where your account is located.
First, a word about terminology. The computer where you are working
(e.g. your home computer) is called the local host, and the
computer to or from which you want to transfer files (e.g.
storm.cis.fordham.edu) is called the remote host.
Transferring files from the local host to the remote host is an upload
operation, whereas transferring from the remote host to the local host
is a download.
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Robert Moniot
2007-09-12