I have a Windows machine, from which I want to transfer files to a Linux machine. Can someone briefly explain to me how to I use FileZilla for that? Do I have to have server running on the Windows machine? How will they talk to each other? How do I connect them? I know this must be somewhere in the tutorials, but I am chasing a major deadline at work. Thanks
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You need to have a FTP server on the linux server to use filezilla with it. Alternately you can run filezilla server on the windows box, and use the CLI FTP software on the linux box to pull in files - that's quite overcomplex though. However if its a linux server, arn't sure if the linux box has a STP server, and you have SSH access, you can use SFTP or SCP to transfer files over to it instead.I tend to prefer cyberduck (there's other ftp and SCP clients, but its the one i like the most).
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I believe FileZilla is a FTP client, so it connects to a ftp server. Meaning if you are transfering from the windows machine then the linux machine needs to be running a ftp server to which you can connect. | |||||||
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