how to get file via ssh root ?

[msk19994]

Hey Guys
A guy provided me a vps to backup my site
the thing is that i just placed wget command to get the backup ie
i went into the new vps
ie it has no files or folders nothing installed on it its blank so i just wget my site url ie mysite.com/ninja.zip and now how to grt it
???
like when i goto like ip/file.zip it doesnt work how to remote it to my server ?

msk19994 Reviewed by msk19994 on 8th Mar 2012. how to get file via ssh root ? Hey Guys A guy provided me a vps to backup my site the thing is that i just placed wget command to get the backup ie i went into the new vps ie it has no files or folders nothing installed on it its blank so i just wget my site url ie mysite.com/ninja.zip and now how to grt it ??? like when i goto like ip/file.zip it doesnt work how to remote it to my server ? Rating: 5

[Lifetalk]

Download and install FlashFXP then use that to connect to your server via SSH. Check image below:

[msk19994]

its like 17 gb mate i cant download via home connection (i dont have rdp)

[Lifetalk]

I see. In that case, do the following:

yum install httpd

(assuming it's centos. Use 'apache2' instead of 'httpd' if it's ubuntu)

Move your files to apache's default directory (different under ubuntu) which is commonly located under:
/var/www/html

mv /current/location/of/file /var/www/html/

Then download them using your IP address:

http://ip.add.re.ss/file.ext

Make sure you've started the httpd server:

service httpd start

[Not?vel]

you can use below command, it's the best and easy way


scp /path/to/my.file me@serverB:/path/to/destination/my.file

[Gavo]

This site is using a hacked database of W junction

[msk19994]

I see. In that case, do the following:

yum install httpd

(assuming it's centos. Use 'apache2' instead of 'httpd' if it's ubuntu)

Move your files to apache's default directory (different under ubuntu) which is commonly located under:
/var/www/html

mv /current/location/of/file /var/www/html/

Then download them using your IP address:

http://ip.add.re.ss/file.ext

Make sure you've started the httpd server:

service httpd start

Thanks mate worked like a charm