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| blog:copy_a_filesystem_from_one_computer_to_another_using_tar_and_netcat [2009-10-12 10:00] – brb | blog:copy_a_filesystem_from_one_computer_to_another_using_tar_and_netcat [2009-10-12 10:18] (current) – brb | ||
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| cd /mnt/sda1 | cd /mnt/sda1 | ||
| - | tar -czpsf - . | pv -b | nc -l 3333 | + | tar -czpsf - . | pv -b | nc -l -p 3333 |
| * On the destination machine, mount the partition to receive the filesystem, and start the process: | * On the destination machine, mount the partition to receive the filesystem, and start the process: | ||
| cd /mnt/sda1 | cd /mnt/sda1 | ||
| - | nc 192.168.10.101 3333 | pv -b | tar -xzpsf - | + | nc 192.168.1.4 3333 | pv -b | tar -xzpsf - |
| The nc (netcat) command is used for any kind of TCP connections between two hosts. The pv (progress viewer) command is used to display the progress of the transfer. tar is used to archive the files on the source machine and un-archive them on the destination. | The nc (netcat) command is used for any kind of TCP connections between two hosts. The pv (progress viewer) command is used to display the progress of the transfer. tar is used to archive the files on the source machine and un-archive them on the destination. | ||
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