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[Fwd: Re: [Cs-club] Linux account quota]



I think Jon meant to send this to the list.

In regards to pscp vs. WinSCP. pscp works the same way the scp command works on Unix, except there is a 'p' in front of the name. WinSCP has a drag'n'drop GUI (which can look either like Explorer or Norton Commander.)

Both, ultimately, do the same thing, except with vastly different approaches.

If vse.cz is not resolving for you, try downloading it from here: http://www.geoapps.com/files.shtml

Rene
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Rene-

Cripes, how did you read my mind... I typed all these things in my
answer, and then deleted them cause I didn't like my long answer. >_<

In any case, just wanted to tell you that putty has an accompanying scp
client 'pscp' which you can download as well, plus I'm pretty sure that
openssh's scp has been ported to windows. I can't really compare to your
winscp though because vse.cz. isn't resolving at all for me right now.

--hachi

> Make sure you do a make clean in all your directories, and get rid of 
> all those superfluous object files.
> 
> Go grab WinSCP ( http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/ ) and start 
> storing stuff on 
> your own machines.
> 
> Finally, /tmp has no quotas.  I would suggest copying your stuff into 
> that directory, and compiling it there.  Once you're done, do a make 
> clean and copy it back.  You could even tar-gzip it before 
> you copy it back.
> 
> Rene
> 
> PS bzip2 does a much better job of compressing files than 
> gzip, but it's 
> slower.  tar can handle bzip2 files with the 'j' option 
> substituted in 
> for any 'z' options.
> 
> For example, to tar-bzip2 a directory called pgm1, the command would 
> look like this:
> $ tar -cjvf pgm1.tar.bz2 pgm1
> 
> To extract pgm1 from that file:
> $ tar -xjvf pgm1.tar.bz2
> 
> Rene

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