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Embedded Systems

Rsync

You may opt to use rsync to keep either an entire copy or parts of the contents in sync with the content on the webserver. Syncing the contents from the server to a local directory can be done using:

rsync -r -t -v --progress -e ssh --rsync-path=~/bin/rsync local_folder 
      user@embsys.technikum-wien.at:/path_on_server

Syncing your contents from a local copy to the server:

rsync -r -t -v --progress -e ssh --rsync-path=~/bin/rsync  
      user@embsys.technikum-wien.at:/path_on_server local_folder

Note: When syncing to the server ensure that your local copy is more recent than the one on the server. Hence, to ensure this first always perform a sync from the server to your local copy.

In the above command replace "local_folder", "user" and "path_on_server" with the appropriate information. You may use a graphical front-end like grsync.

SCP / SFTP

As an alternative you may copy single files and or directories to/from the server using scp or sftp. On MS Windows you may use the free tool winscp, using Linux sftp and scp are directly built into most of the file-managers like e.g. in nautilus select Go >> Location and enter (obviously replace 'user' and 'path_on_the_server' with the appropriate information):

sftp://user@embsys.technikum-wien.at/path_on_the_server

Note: In either case ask the WEB admin for access permissions and detailed instructions on how to do so.