How to upload files to Linux with SecureCRT

If you need to upload or **, you need to use the rz and sz commands. If you don't have these two command tools on Linux, you need to install them first. It can be installed using yum. Run the command yum install lrzsz.

After the installation is complete, you can use the rz command to upload the local file to the Linux platform. Run the rz command and a dialog box will pop up to select a file.

Select the folder where the file you want to upload is located, and then click File. Then click the Add button, and the file you want to upload will appear in the "Sent Files" box. Click the OK button to complete the upload.

When using SZ upload, the selection box will open in a default directory beforehand. When you use sz, you will also be sent to a default directory. This default directory can be set.

To set the default directory for uploads and **, click on the Options=>> Session option in the menu bar of SecureCRT. Open the Session Options dialog box and click on Terminal=》x y zmodem in the category.

The function of SecureCRT to remember the password is easy to set up, so even this lazy person, and then got used to using SecureCRT, but its upload file function has never been figured out. I have been using pshell before, because pshell has a powerful SecureFTP function, after opening, you can directly drag the directory or file to this window. SecureCRT is not so convenient.

1.Use commands directly in the shell.

How to set the local directory: The local directory is set in the local directory of Options->Session Options->SFTP tag.

Upload command: rz

Once RZ is entered, SecureCRT will open a file selection dialog for the user to select the file to be uploaded.

It's easy to use, but unfortunately, you can't transfer directories with these two commands, only files.

2.Use the SFTP feature of SecureCRT.

Right-click on the Connected Remote Hosts tab and select the Connections to SFTP tab to establish an SFTP connection, which is a connection session using commands and does not provide a graphical interface.

On the local host: To perform operations on the local directory, you need to add the above command"l"Namely.

ls->lls,pwd->lpwd,cd->> lcd file transfer upload file: put file upload directory: put -r dir

Note: Wildcards such as * can be used here.

If a remote host is logged in through a tunnel machine, SFTP is not available. For example, if you log in, the operation is on the top, and the sftp connection cannot be established by right-clicking directly, so you can only use the above sz and rz commands.

Upload: RZ usage (received relative to the server): Enter the folder you want to upload to, then enter the rz pop-up interface, and select the file you want to upload.