Copy a file in Linux directory

Hi Guys,

Need your help on copying a file to linux directory.

Thanks!

please check this link
https://developer.bigfix.com/action-script/reference/file/
or

Thanks a lot for the quick reply!

Per checking all examples are for Windows. Is this also applicable for Linux OS?

You would create an action that looks like this:
You can use ‘/’ as Linux style

prefetch filename sha1:3c13a810c49ecef0291ea14877d37d0e81e9d00c size:249856 http://someserver.com/somefolder/somefile

move __Download/filename /somedestination/filename

Or

download http://IEMserver:52311/Uploads/yourfile

move __Download/filename /somedestination/filename

Will try your suggestion. Do I need to include file name in the destination like the one below?

_move _Download/filename /somedestination/filename

Yes plz try…

copy that …

it says…

Failed move __Download/el6.repo C:\

Where do you want to move it from, and where do you want to move it to? With that info we can likely build a copy/paste command that should work. Likely it’s just a minor issue keeping it from working!

Hi Mike,

Here’s the script.

download http://10.200.11.106:5744/oldlogs/el6.repo

_move _Download/el6.repo C:\TEMP

It’s working now, I’ve changed move to copy command.

copy “__Download\el6.repo” “C:\TEMP\el6.repo”

Thanks for everyone’s help! :wink:

…ok I may regret this but gotta ask, in what Linux world does “C:\TEMP\el6.repo” make sense?

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Sorry for the confusion. I just tested it first on windows, then in linux.

copy “__Download/el6.repo” “/tmp/el6.repo”

Well, if you have Cygwin installed it would work, or you are running the new(ish) Windows 10 Anniversary Edition.