I provide two methods of up/down load file between remote and local machine(I use Mac air):

In this case, I want to up/down "11.jpeg " between local and remote:

1.

Copy files on service to local dir: You must be in local bash terminal to conduct this command, not when you are in ssh!

scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg /Users/username/Desktop/ 

copy files in local dir to remote service : also you must be in local bash terminal

scp /Users/username/Desktop/11.jpeg username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx 

To achieve the same intention when you are logging in the SSH, you must first set “System Preferences>sharing>remote log in>all users(I am not sure if you must set for "all users", but it works in this situation)” the Mac will tell you"To log in to this computer remotely, type : ssh username@xxxxxx, then type in the command below:

**scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg username@xxxxxx:/Users/username/Desktop/** 

This command above is for downloading file from remote to local when you are logging into ssh, Just change the two path when you want to upload file .

I provide two methods of up/down load file between remote and local machine(I use Mac air):

In this case, I want to up/down 11.jpeg between local and remote:

1. Copy files on service to local dir: You must be in local bash terminal to conduct this command, not when you are in ssh!

   scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg /Users/username/Desktop/ 

   copy files in local dir to remote service : also you must be in local bash terminal

   scp /Users/username/Desktop/11.jpeg username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx 

2. To achieve the same intention when you are logging in the SSH, you must first set “System Preferences>sharing>remote log in>all users(I am not sure if you must set for "all users", but it works in this situation)” the Mac will tell you"To log in to this computer remotely, type:

   ssh username@xxxxxx, then type in the command below: scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg username@xxxxxx:/Users/username/Desktop/** 

This command above is for downloading file from remote to local when you are logging into ssh, Just change the two path when you want to upload file .

I provide two methods of up/down load file between remote and local machine(I use Mac air):

In this case, I want to up/down "11.jpeg " between local and remote:

1.

Copy files on service to local dir: You must be in local bash terminal to conduct this command, not when you are in ssh!

scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg /Users/username/Desktop/ 

copy files in local dir to remote service : also you must be in local bash terminal

scp /Users/username/Desktop/11.jpeg username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx 

To achieve the same intention when you are logging in the SSH, you must first set “System Preferences>sharing>remote log in>all users(I am not sure if you must set for "all users", but it works in this situation)” the Mac will tell you"To log in to this computer remotely, type : ssh username@xxxxxx, then type in the command below:

scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg username@xxxxxx:/Users/username/Desktop/

This command above is for downloading file from remote to local when you are logging into ssh, Just change the two path when you want to upload file .

I provide two methods of up/down load file between remote and local machine(I use Mac air):

In this case, I want to up/down "11.jpeg " between local and remote:

1.

Copy files on service to local dir: You must be in local bash terminal to conduct this command, not when you are in ssh!

scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg /Users/username/Desktop/ 

copy files in local dir to remote service : also you must be in local bash terminal

scp /Users/username/Desktop/11.jpeg username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx 

To achieve the same intention when you are logging in the SSH, you must first set “System Preferences>sharing>remote log in>all users(I am not sure if you must set for "all users", but it works in this situation)” the Mac will tell you"To log in to this computer remotely, type : ssh username@xxxxxx, then type in the command below:

**scp username@domain:/home/xxx/xxx/11.jpeg username@xxxxxx:/Users/username/Desktop/** 

This command above is for downloading file from remote to local when you are logging into ssh, Just change the two path when you want to upload file .