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I have a case when I need to move data from an old server: host1 to a new server: host2. The problem is host1 cannot see host2, but I can use another server (localhost) to SSH to both host1 and host2. ...

I have set up 2 ubuntu instances in aws. How do I sync /usr/ubuntu in both the machines?

How can I rsync files between two remote servers? I need to transfer files between two remote hosts, but it seems rsync doesn't support synchronization. Some more information: I have 2 servers A ...

I'd like to transfer a directory between two servers, but compress the directory on the remote host before transfer, and then uncompress to another host. I'm sure it's possible to pipe everything all ...

I am at server A. I want to copy a file from remote server B to remote server C. This can be done with below commands, scp username@B:/path_of_file_on_server_B/file.txt /path_of_file_on_server_A scp ...

I want to rsync files between two remote servers. I tried to follow the next solution of @roaima: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/183516/137526, but I need a more delicate solution, for two reasons: ...

EDIT #1 As per answer by roaima, I tried (here with user1=user2) [user3@M3]$ ssh -R 50000:M2:22 user1@M1 rsync -e "ssh -p 50000" -avz /absolute_path1/ user2@localhost:/absolute_path2/ ...

I'm trying to run an rsync between two servers. I'm basing things off of this post: How to rsync files between two remotes? What I find missing is how to facilitate the rsync (via ssh) when a key (...

I am trying to transfer a large file between two remote hosts (both on different subnets). I found this command to work the first time: scp -3 root@foo:/path/to/largefile user@bar:/path/to/where/it/...

I want to backup backintime-data from an internet-facing, remote machine running debian 11 (src). That is the hardlinks-part from the title. I want to back it up to a (very dumb) NAS (dest) in the ...