pscp
TLDR
Copy file to remote
$ pscp [file] [user]@[host]:[path]
Copy from remote$ pscp [user]@[host]:[file] [local_path]
Copy directory recursively$ pscp -r [directory] [user]@[host]:[path]
Use specific key$ pscp -i [key.ppk] [file] [user]@[host]:[path]
SYNOPSIS
pscp [options] [source] [destination]
DESCRIPTION
pscp is PuTTY's SCP (Secure Copy) client for Windows. It transfers files over SSH, similar to the Unix scp command but using PuTTY's connection code.
PARAMETERS
-r
Copy directories recursively.-i key
Private key file (PPK format).-P port
SSH port.-l user
Login username.-pw password
Password (insecure).-q
Quiet mode.-v
Verbose mode.
EXAMPLES
$ # Upload file
pscp file.txt user@server:/home/user/
# Download file
pscp user@server:/home/user/file.txt .
# Recursive directory
pscp -r project/ user@server:/var/www/
# With key authentication
pscp -i mykey.ppk file.txt user@server:
# Non-standard port
pscp -P 2222 file.txt user@server:
# Multiple files
pscp *.txt user@server:/backup/
pscp file.txt user@server:/home/user/
# Download file
pscp user@server:/home/user/file.txt .
# Recursive directory
pscp -r project/ user@server:/var/www/
# With key authentication
pscp -i mykey.ppk file.txt user@server:
# Non-standard port
pscp -P 2222 file.txt user@server:
# Multiple files
pscp *.txt user@server:/backup/
CAVEATS
Windows-specific (part of PuTTY). Uses PPK key format. On Unix, use scp instead.
HISTORY
pscp is part of PuTTY, the SSH client suite for Windows created by Simon Tatham in 1999.
