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Old August 18th, 2004, 03:48 AM
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Moving/Copying files from linux box to win box
I have two servers running on a lan.
The linux server is used to receive files from the net
The win server is used 'in house' to process the files.

What I want to do is have the received files on the linux server moved or copied to the win server in a semi or fully automated process.

The goal is to allow access to the files on the win server from each point on the lan.

Is there some simple process to achieve this?

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On the Windows machine you could run a scheduled task which could run a batch script, in which you could use a command such as xcopy to copy the files from the Linux machine to the Windows machine. Not sure if that's what you mean.
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You'll probably need samba on the linux box, unless you want to use some other file transfer mechanism like ftp or scp
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The scheduled task sounds like the best option I guess

Thanks for that.

To complicate things most of this is controlled from another server.

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