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I have two ubuntu linux boxes: I’m in bash on one machine running some battery of tests (storage, memory, etc.). Now, I want to test writing to a file over the network to the other linux box. Any idea of the command to write to a file across the network (behind the same router)? I could easily ssh into the second machine, but I want to send data across the network, writing to a file at the root or some particular directory. Thanks!
You should use scp (Secure copy) or rsync (Remote Sync).
From the command line type