cp.remote: scp wrapper

In collectivemedia/ssh.utils: Local and remote system commands with output and error capture.

Description

A wrapper around the scp shell command that handles local/remote files and allows copying between remote hosts via the local machine.

Usage

cp.remote(remote.src, path.src, remote.dest, path.dest, verbose = FALSE,
  via.local = FALSE, local.temp.dir = tempdir())

Arguments

remote.src	Remote machine for the source file in the format user@machine or an empty string for local.
path.src	Path of the source file.
remote.dest	Remote machine for the destination file in the format user@machine or an empty string for local.
path.dest	Path for the source file; can be a directory.
verbose	Prints elapsed time if TRUE
via.local	Copies the file via the local machine. Useful when two remote machines can't talk to each other directly.
local.temp.dir	When copying via local machine, the directory to use as scratch space.

Examples

## Not run: 
## Copy file myfile.csv from the home directory on the remote server to
## the local working directory.

## on remote server in bash shell:
# cat myfile.csv
# [me@myserver ~]$ cat myfile.csv
# "val","ts"
# 1,
# 2,
# 3,
# 4,
# 5,
# 6,
# 7,
# 8,
# 9,
# 10,

## on local server in R:
cp.remote(remote.src = "me@myserver", path.src = "~/myfile.csv",
          remote.dest = "", path.dest = getwd(), verbose = TRUE)
# [1] "Elapsed: 1.672 sec"
df <- read.csv("myfile.csv")
df
#    val ts
# 1    1 NA
# 2    2 NA
# 3    3 NA
# 4    4 NA
# 5    5 NA
# 6    6 NA
# 7    7 NA
# 8    8 NA
# 9    9 NA
# 10  10 NA

## End(Not run)

collectivemedia/ssh.utils documentation built on May 13, 2019, 9:54 p.m.