Maybe one of the most easy too to copy files from computer to server, or server to server!
Open your terminal application and login to your server, using the example down bellow and enter your password.
ssh user@yourip
then
rm -rf ~/.ssh && mkdir ~/.ssh && chmod 600 ~/.ssh && exit
output:/ Connection to "you ip address" closed
Open your terminal application and follow the command bellow. when executing the command it require you to tap Enter 3 times in your keyboard. And it will automatically create The key fingerprint SHA256
ssh-keygen
execute the command down bellow with your server credential, and enter your password.
ssh-copy-id root@remote_host
output:/ Number of key(s) added: 1 Now try logging into the machine, with: ssh root@remote_host and check to make sure that only the key(s) you wanted were added.
sudo apt-get install git nano -y && git clone https://github.com/gyke69/scpTOcp.git && cd scpTOcp && chmod +x scpTosp.sh
goto the directory where you cloned the scpTOcp repository edit the file using your text edit or use alternative terminal packages to edit the file such as vim or nano.
Enjoy! Made by @gyke69
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