I want to write to a file into /tmp/text.dat file of another machine with out logging into that machine.
This is how , we can do:
echo "hello world" | ssh root@remotehost 'cat >/tmp/text.dat' will write "hello world" to text.dat file of remotehost.Ofcourse, ssh will ask you for password of the remote machine for authentication.
SSH can also be used to tunnel TCP traffic between the SSH server and client.
ssh -L 8080:remote-host:80 user@ssh-server
This way , http://localhost:8080/ will access the webpage on remote-host:80
This is how , we can do:
echo "hello world" | ssh root@remotehost 'cat >/tmp/text.dat' will write "hello world" to text.dat file of remotehost.Ofcourse, ssh will ask you for password of the remote machine for authentication.
SSH can also be used to tunnel TCP traffic between the SSH server and client.
ssh -L 8080:remote-host:80 user@ssh-server
This way , http://localhost:8080/ will access the webpage on remote-host:80
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