What Is Put Command in Linux?
Contents the Put Command Allows You to Copy Files from the Local Unix Environment to a Remote Environment. What Is the Put Command? the Put Command Lets You...
The put command allows you to copy files from the local UNIX environment to a remote environment.
What is the put command?
The PUT command lets you insert lines from a current file into a second file. The PUT command stores a copy of a certain number of lines, starting with the current line. You can then append the stored lines to the end of another file. The format of the PUT command is: PUT number-of-lines filename filetype filemode.
WHAT IS PUT command in FTP?
To copy a single file, use the put command. ftp> put filename. To copy multiple files at once, use the mput command. ftp> mput filename [ filename …] You can supply a series of individual file names and you can use wildcard characters.
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