Ross wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I have a process which creates a huge file. too big for my computer to
> hold and I need to off load it as a standard out data stream from a
> local application. On the remote system(a windows box), I have access
> to scp for sftp for receiving the file.
> I'm look for a method or command to initiate a move of data from local
> to remove using stdin as the source.
>
> for example big_file_generator.sh | scp -
> me@remotehost.com:bigfile_on_remote_side.cfg
>
> I am able to do this with ssh between two unix/unix system when I do
> something like
>
> big_file_generator.sh | ssh me@remotehost.com "cat - >
> bigfile_on_remote_side.cfg"
>
> thanks for any light you can shed on this.

can you use the "split" tool in some clever fashion?

In article <1155154995.034135.286370@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups. com>
"Ross" writes:
>
>I have a process which creates a huge file. too big for my computer to
>hold and I need to off load it as a standard out data stream from a
>local application. On the remote system(a windows box), I have access
>to scp for sftp for receiving the file.
>I'm look for a method or command to initiate a move of data from local
>to remove using stdin as the source.
>
>for example big_file_generator.sh | scp -
>me@remotehost.com:bigfile_on_remote_side.cfg

See:

http://groups.google.com/group/comp....692c4c87fc96e2

--Per Hedeland
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