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Netcat Tar Pipe
Could be a faster way of transferring large files across the VPN. Given that VPN traffic is already encrypted (I think?), it seems silly to use ssh/scp which is what I normally use. Even for transferring files within the office e.g. from dev1, ssh/scp is overkill.
Using tar and netcat to backup filesystems: A pitfall resulting in broken links and how to avoid it " Gerd's Blog: Linux and my 2 Cents
the little option to make everything working smoothly again...
Using netcat and tar for network file transfer | Screenage
<sep/>to setup something like ftp, smb, nfs. A very simple and even cross platform solution is using netcat a
Using netcat and tar for network file transfer | Screenage
you are on lan party or on the road and quickly want to transfer a file or directory to another computer. Both computer owners are just to lazy to setup something like ftp, smb, nfs.
OpenWRT - Ggl's wiki
<sep/>root@(none):~# tar zcvf wrt-backup.tar.gz wrt/* To transfer the tarball to another host, use netcat. Start a listening netcat en port 4444 on 192.168.1.10 for example
Remote backups with ssh, tar, and bash
Quick way to move files when local storage for compression isn't available.
metashell: how to backup your linux system using bash, tar and netcat
how to backup your linux system using bash, tar and netcat. alternatives in the comments
i recently ran into the problem of not having enough hard drive space
on my slackware linux laptop, but was lucky enough to have a much
bigger drive sitting arou
