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Explore Stack InternalI have a couple of files that I want to move to another's user home directory. I don't have permissions to write to that user's home directory, but I know his password.
I know how to copy the file using scp (see herehere). However, if I want to move the file, copying and then removing the original file is inefficient. Is there a way to move the file, without using sudo (I don't know the root's password)?
I have a couple of files that I want to move to another's user home directory. I don't have permissions to write to that user's home directory, but I know his password.
I know how to copy the file using scp (see here). However, if I want to move the file, copying and then removing the original file is inefficient. Is there a way to move the file, without using sudo (I don't know the root's password)?
I have a couple of files that I want to move to another's user home directory. I don't have permissions to write to that user's home directory, but I know his password.
I know how to copy the file using scp (see here). However, if I want to move the file, copying and then removing the original file is inefficient. Is there a way to move the file, without using sudo (I don't know the root's password)?
I have a couple of files that I want to move to another's user home directory. I don't have permissions to write to that user's home directory, but I know his password.
I know how to copy the file using scp (see here). However, if I want to move the file, copying and then removing the original file is inefficient. Is there a way to move the file, without using sudo (I don't know the root's password)?
