Please I need help On Nginx

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

sorry i have to disturb you guys, please i am having issues transferring file of 58gb from one server to another with this command scp /var/www/filesname.tar.gz root@the other server ip :/var/www/......... the transfer will start with 34mb per upload , then it will start going down untill it get to 56kb ... please i need help, i cant solve this issues by self

Famebolt · Apr 2, 2023

i think your issue might be Space, check and ensure the target receiving has enough space.

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

I have 400Gb space

Famebolt · Apr 2, 2023

Have you tried using SCP? it's basically s a command-line tool that allows you to transfer large files securely between servers using the SSH protocol. It is an easy-to-use option for transferring large files between servers and i have never encounter any issue using this method.

purple_ · Apr 2, 2023

Hi, I do not see how this is an NGINX issue, but scp makes multi connections and sometimes speed drops on the transfer, I experienced it before. I would just use rsync

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

Famebolt said:
Have you tried using SCP? it's basically s a command-line tool that allows you to transfer large files securely between servers using the SSH protocol. It is an easy-to-use option for transferring large files between servers and i have never encounter any issue using this method.

Can I see the command , I am using MacBook and I have try this scp /var/www/filesname.tar.gz root@the other server ip :/var/www/

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

purple_ said:
Hi, I do not see how this is an NGINX issue, but scp makes multi connections and sometimes speed drops on the transfer, I experienced it before. I would just use rsync

Can you write the command for me

purple_ · Apr 2, 2023

Milagro said:
Can you write the command for me

r sync -P --rsh=ssh [email protected] /var/www/filesname.tar.gz:root@the other server ip /var/www/.

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

purple_ said:
r sync -P --rsh=ssh [email protected] /var/www/filesname.tar.gz:root@the other server ip /var/www/.

Please Do I need to replace the [email protected] with anything or just like that

purple_ · Apr 2, 2023

Milagro said:
Please Do I need to replace the [email protected] with anything or just like that

You would replace it with your ssh login, if you are running locally. If you are already in ssh through the shell then you can skip that part.

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

purple_ said:
You would replace it with your ssh login, if you are running locally. If you are already in ssh through the shell then you can skip that part.

i am already in ssh so it should be: sudo r sync -P --rsh=ssh /var/www/filesname.tar.gz:root@the other server ip /var/www/.

purple_ · Apr 2, 2023

Milagro said:
i am already in ssh so it should be: sudo r sync -P --rsh=ssh /var/www/filesname.tar.gz:root@the other server ip /var/www/.

Seems correct.

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

purple_ said:
Seems correct.

alright seems i need to install : sudo apt-get install -y r-cran-littler first before i can use the command

Milagro · Apr 2, 2023

purple_ said:
Seems correct.

i am getting this error

sync: No such file or directory

purple_ · Apr 2, 2023

Milagro said:
alright seems i need to install : sudo apt-get install -y r-cran-littler first before i can use the command

not sure about that, if you are talking about install rsync it will be
apt-get install rsync

here is some useful commands when using rsync https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/how-to-use-rsync

Milagro said:
i am getting this error

sync: No such file or directory

Check your file path, make sure its valid.

Gusablet · Apr 2, 2023

Milagro said:
alright seems i need to install : sudo apt-get install -y r-cran-littler first before i can use the command

Did you try to install it?

desis · Apr 2, 2023

First of install rsync on both machine, then you can either pull or push depending on your need. For pulling you can use

rsync -chavzP -e "ssh -p 22" --stats username@OLDServerIPaddress:/location/of/your/oldfolder/where/from/you/are/pulling /location/of/newserver/where/youare/keeping

as you are pulling so you have to run this code from your new server.

Gogol · Apr 2, 2023

desis said:
First of install rsync on both machine, then you can either pull or push depending on your need. For pulling you can use

rsync -chavzP -e "ssh -p 22" --stats username@OLDServerIPaddress:/location/of/your/oldfolder/where/from/you/are/pulling /location/of/newserver/where/youare/keeping

as you are pulling so you have to run this code from your new server.

+1 to this. Don’t use scp. Use rsync instead. The quoted command looks fine.

SirLouen · Apr 2, 2023

Have you tried rsync instead of scp?

By the way, what does this have to do with nginx?

Milagro · Apr 3, 2023

purple_ said:
not sure about that, if you are talking about install rsync it will be
apt-get install rsync

here is some useful commands when using rsync https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/how-to-use-rsync

Check your file path, make sure its valid.

I have installed it thanks

Gusablet said:
Did you try to install it?

yes I have

desis said:
First of install rsync on both machine, then you can either pull or push depending on your need. For pulling you can use

rsync -chavzP -e "ssh -p 22" --stats username@OLDServerIPaddress:/location/of/your/oldfolder/where/from/you/are/pulling /location/of/newserver/where/youare/keeping

as you are pulling so you have to run this code from your new server.

thanks you so much for the clear instructions

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