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SFTP Mac Linux

SFTP Mac Linux

SFTP Mac Linux In this tutorial I will show you how to use SFTP to connect to your Mac or Linux machine if you don’t feel comfortable with using Terminal & prefer a Gui instead.

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Mac Linux Terminal: SSH File Transfer Part 2

Mac Linux Terminal: SSH File Transfer Part 2 In this tutorial I will show in this follow up vid to my previous tutorial on ssh file tranfers,.

open up terminal type:
ssh -l username yourIPaddress
press enter
type password.

scp -r file/location username@ipAddress:/file/location
press enter
type in password when promted.

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Mac Linux Terminal: SSH File Transfer

Mac Linux Terminal: SSH File Transfer In this tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal to tranfer files or folders via SSH to your MAC & Linux OS. This can also be done using rsync but I will show you how it is done using the scp -r command.

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Linux Ubuntu Terminal: Update Upgrade

Linux Ubuntu Terminal: Update Upgrade In this short tutorial I will show you how to use Terminal in Linux Ubuntu to run your system Updates & Upgrades rather then using the graphical interface.

Open Up Terminal.

To Update type: sudo apt-get update
Hit return or enter

To Upgrade type: sudo apt-get upgrade
Hit return or enter & follow the prompts to start the upgrade process.

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QuickTime DV Video Quality Settings

QuickTime DV Video Quality Settings Ever play a dv video on quicktime just to find its all fuzzy looking, well it’s usually due to quicktimes default settings of playing a low quality version of the video, a simple change in the preference can fix that watch my video tutorial on it.

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