Stalled scp file transfer session will happen when the network connection is unstable. You can see the status of the session at the message shown at your stdout like below:
file1 3% 136MB 0.0KB/s - stalled -
To continue back the file transfer, you can use this command at a new terminal, but make sure both the server and client have rsync installed:
$ rsync --partial --progress --rsh=ssh username@server:/path/to/remote-file /path/to/local-file
For example, if the transfer of file1 is stalled for user abu:
$ rsync --partial --progress --rsh=ssh abu@master:/home/abu/file1 /home/abu/file1
The scp transfer process will continue transferring the file
file1 4% 136MB 300.0KB/s 2:03:17 ETA
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Continue stalled scp file transfer session
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2 comments:
Thanks, this is a great tip!
Worked perfectly, thanks!
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