[Coco] OT: Linux question

[Jim Cox]

Bob:

I'm a Linux newbi myself, but maybe an application like 
PuTTY would help.  You can run PuTTY from you Windows 
system and SSH into the Linux box.  I've never tried this, 
but you may be able to just snag a copy of the file and 
transfer it over to the Windows box.  You could also safe 
the file via FTP to a server as a text file (I assume logs 
are text files) and then snag it with the Windows box.

I'm sure some of the Linux and UNIX guru's will blow my 
suggestions apart, which is a good thing, because then I 
can learn from their remarks :)

-Jim

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 06:35:04 -0700 (PDT)
  Robert Emery <theother_bob at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I figure this is as good a place as any, I know there 
>are some penguin-heads
> here...
> 
> I have a Linux server on a network (SCO Open Server, 
>rel.5).
> I need to be able to copy the console history file(s) 
>from that server to my
> Windows PC on the same network. Files I need to copy 
>should be in c:\console
> and are named log.a1, log.a2, etc...
> 
> Can someone tell me how to send this file over the local 
>network? I'm obviously
> just getting my "Linux-legs", so keep it in English for 
>now please.
> 
> TIA,
> Bob
> 
> 
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