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Putty copy problem
Hi there,
I work from my Windows machine - full computer name "bob-comp"
using putty - ssh.

I logged in as root.

I am trying to copy file rc.conf from my FreeBSD machine to Windows "bob-comp" machine.

dell#cp /etc/rc.conf bob-comp:/

I get an error:
cp: directory bob-comp does not exist.

How do I copy a file from FreeBSD machine to Windows machine using putty?
Thank you.
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Hi there,
I work from my Windows machine - full computer name "bob-comp"
using putty - ssh.

I logged in as root.

I am trying to copy file rc.conf from my FreeBSD machine to Windows "bob-comp" machine.

dell#cp /etc/rc.conf bob-comp:/

I get an error:
cp: directory bob-comp does not exist.

How do I copy a file from FreeBSD machine to Windows machine using putty?
Thank you.


To use the command line to copy files to a windows machine, you need to first mount the windows share.
Something like this:
mount_smbfs //USERNAME@COMPUTERNAME/SHARENAME /path/to/mnt/location
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