How to transfer a file from Windows to Linux | File Transfer using SFTP in FileZilla
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Copying files between Windows and Linux can sometimes be difficult because the two operating systems don't talk the same language. In this Linux how to video you will learn how to transfer files from a computer running Microsoft Windows over to a computer running Linux. The demonstration makes use of FileZilla to transfer files using SFTP.
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2022 and file sharing is still a torture! Great job modern tech!
after dozens of other videos, this has got to be the easiest to follow along with and understand for trying to move files from linux to windows
I am new to linux, thank you for making something that everyone else made so complicated, actually extremely easy...
Glad it helped! We have a lot of beginner-level training videos in our Linux playlist, be sure to check it out!
Instructions are clear and direct to the point. Everything works and I don't have to skip a bunch of useless info in order to get my things working. Thank you, you are a life saver (and an excellent one at that!)
You are a genius! I finally can connect easily to my Linux machine after many trial and errors of sharing folders between Linux and Windows.
This video is awesome. Everything is so clear that I could follow everthind he did without audio
After several forums. This is the one that works. Clear and direct to what is required. Thanks!!!!
Clear and simple. Thank you for great video. It works smoothly, even with large folders.
You are my savior. I was trying to use difficult network sharing ressources to simply copy a file from my ubuntu server to my windows machine. Your explanations are clear. Thank you
Oh, wow! Happy to help save you a lot of time in the future. Thanks for watching!
Holy Cow! What an informative, comprehensive, and easy to follow video. I'm excited to set this up on my home server. Thank you!
after few hour to connect windows and linux to transfer files , finally this tutorial help me and thank you so much...
Your instructions made it easy to use Cyber Duck for the "SFTP". Same set up only drag and drop interface with CDuck.
Fantastic tutorial! Using it right now and i am impressed! Before i was using a bit different technique from windows to linux but it took too long, and with filezilla 11gb file is going super fast and easy.
I wanted to subscribe but i am already one of your people from long time :D
Thanks for the video! I am now able to transfer files from my Windows laptop to my Ubuntu machine
Glad we could help!
Thanks so much, Your explanations of how it all works is precise and to the point.
Much appreciated.
Best one I've seen so far. Thank you
Clear and concise. What's more it works! Thank you so much; I was in trepidation wondering if I would find a process to do this but I fear no longer. :) Files transferring to my Linux laptop as I type.
great video , i am diving into the world of linux and this helped me out a lot. i learned no matter how much you know about a windows machine linux is a different animal lol.
Just wanted to thank you for this amazing tutorial. You saved my day, thank you very much!
Thanks for making my life 10 times easier great video and very well done
Thanks, clear and simple explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant so clear and easy to follow. Thank you
You're very welcome!
best tutorial ever.
Worked like a charm, thanks
Great to hear!
thank you for making this video. it was a huge help and you did a great job explaining everything. Raven
Thank you sir.... So grateful to you really this file transferring protocol is amazing and time efficient... Once again a big Thanks to u❤
Thanks! I'm new to Linux, this was very helpful and it worked great!
Thank you for this tutorial. It was super helpful!
Thank you. Worked perfectly.
Thank you very much man you just made my work so easy... Thanks a lot
Amazing tutorial
Well that was easy, thank u for the content 👍
Thank you sir!! It's working.
How are you switching between windows and linux so easily? I'm thinking about switching over to linux mint, as i'd be a beginner, and windows is quickly going down the drain.. but i'm curious about how to switch between the two seamlessly on a single PC
Wow really good stuff. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this.
Thank you so much
Well presented!
Exelent, thank you
You're welcome! Thank you for subscribing and supporting our channel.
Hi there! i'm just a newbie I'm using kali linux I already installed the ufw on it and tried to enable and disabled if for firezilla however I keep on getting the same error Messages " Could Not connect to server any tips on how to fix this? Thank you
do you figure it out alreadyy?
thank you for your video sir , can i ask you , is this vice versa between each other
THANK YOU!
thank you very muchhh
ip add of my linux does not working when i put , do you have any options ?
THANK U!!!!!!!!
GREAT VIDEO.
Thanks, everything worked
Happy to hear that!
Hi!
It did not work in my case, and unfortunately, I don't know why. right after command "sudo systemctl enable --now ssh", I got following error:
"System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can´t operate.
Failed to connect to bus: Host is down."
Do you have any suggestions? I ´m using Ubuntu 20.04 and Cyberduck.
Thank you very much!
That was amazing
why sudo not a command in pclinuxos in virtual box terminal?
Thanks
Thanks Dude
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you.
Should the two machines be on the same network
great info
Cant Connect to the server what to do now
Error: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity
Error: Could not connect to server
Same here
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I want to install Linux mint onto my Windows 7 laptop (not planning on dual boot). How do I go about keeping/transferring/importing my files and folders? Any pointers?
IDK why but mine is not connecting how do you find the port your needing if its not default???
I presume the Windows Machines must be on a network. They are not. I’d rather not use Libre Office to work with Word & Excel files (don’t have time to learn another app) I have files on a USB stick and on a. Do you have a tutorial to copy from a USB or an external SSD to Linux? Or would it be better to network the two puters? Thank you.
What is the file size limit? Say 40GB zip file will make it through? I want to take backup of one of my machine going for repair.
is it possible to connect from linux to the windows machine and not the other way around?
trying this in pop! os and its not working. what needs to be done different in this distro? Thanks
“ I’m gonna tell you the easiest way “
Proceeds to configure both systems
do u by any chance have a guide on a script that can move files from windows machine to a linux ubuntu machine
How do i do all these on my zorin os
I LOVE YOU
Hi
The command you ran in ubuntu.
sudo systemctl enable - - now shh
What is the command in centos please thank u 🙏
It is the same command under current versions of CentOS, but the service name is "sshd" and not "ssh". Early versions of CentOS 7 did not support the --now argument, so you would need to do two commands: "sudo systemctl enable sshd && sudo systemctl start sshd" Prior to CentOS 7 you use a different set of commands: "sudo chkconfig sshd on && sudo service sshd start"
Is it possible to transfer from windows to a live version of linux?
Error: unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages
What to do
Thanks Bro
My pleasure!
Thank you for this
if running WSL2 on win10 instead of "sudo systemctl start ssh" USE: "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start"
Good tip. Thanks for sharing!
Im failing to enable my ssh
Does this work in dual boot?
Hi,Iam getting an Access Denied
Hi there! i also tried it in cmd but im having the same result
Great video, but in my host I use ssh keys and it seems that is why the authentication does not work
Edit: Ok cool, when I use Pageant then it works
Why its preventing me to type the password
Hi! You could tell about the opposite situation to have a completed video :)
Noted!
Tried to download FileZilla - my Webroot security deleted it because it had malware....
Couldn't you simply copy whatever files/document/photos you have on Windows 10 to a portable USB thumb drive, and then from there move those files into Linux Mint?
thumb drives aren't free lol home wifi is
Hi... It didn't connect in my case. Do you think it's possibly because of the Windows 10 Enterprise that I have? I've heard that AppLocker doesn't allow the installation of a lot of software including filezilla to connect to other OS. I think the home version doesn't have that restriction, but I'm not sure.
It is more likely to be something blocking your connection on the Linux side than Windows so I would start troubleshooting there. This is especially true if you are actually able to launch FileZilla. AppLocker will block the app from running at all.
Do you use this method because you can't use a Flash drive to transfer files from Windows to Linux?
I'm thinking of switching to Linux and don't know what to do with my Windows documents (video, pictures etc.) My fear is that the Linux machine will not recognize the Flash drive and I won't be able to access my files.
A flash drive works just as well, but has a few drawbacks:
1. The machines need to be in the same physical location so you can move the USB drive. SFTP works across the network.
2. There is no easy way to encrypt data on the USB disk that would be compatible with both Windows and Linux. SFTP is encrypted by default.
3. The only consistently supported filesystem that is compatible with Windows and Linux is FAT32 which has no journaling and cannot handle files over 4GB in size. SFTP does not have these limitations.
I'm getting ' connection timed out after 20 sec' error in filezilla after given my authentication credentials of kali machine...anyone there to help me
Double check your connection settings in FileZilla. Make sure you selected SFTP as the protocol. Assuming those settings are all correct, the next thing to check is Kali. There's a good chance that sshd is not enabled by default. Make sure the service is installed and running then try to connect again.
Hello. I have done everything you said but still when I try to connect I get this error msg in Filezilla
"Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity
Error: Could not connect to server"
Any Ideas what might be causing it?
This means you cannot "see" the server on the network and could be caused by a few things. First, check to make sure you have the server name or IP correct. Also, check that the right port number is being used. SSH uses TCP port 22. Next, test connectivity. Can you ping the Linux host from your Windows machine? Finally, check your firewall configuration on your Linux machine. It may be blocking incoming connections.
I keep getting permission denied errors despite making sure all the permissions are open on my receiving folders... any idea why?
You may be running into user authentication issues. The permissions won't matter if your user account is not allowed in the first place. Double check your username and password to make sure they are valid. You can use SSH to test the connection.
@@ITProTv thanks for the reply back. Oddly enough, I changed the names of the files to be sent and now they go through.
hi im trying to transfer my code to my linux and im not quite understanding this when i try to run the sudo ufw command it says command not found can anyone help or give me the command for it thanks ( sorry new to linux )
Not every Linux distro runs UFW. Yours might use firewalld, iptables, or even no firewall at all. You will have to check the documentation for your distribution of Linux.
clear and simple but it didnt work cant connect
"sudu"...
Thanks for the video, but i have found that FileZilla is not safe to use it has malicious behaviour in it.
It depends on where you download it from. Some of the download mirrors package additional software with it, which is not ideal. Personally, I use the paid version called FileZilla Pro so that is not an issue for me.
@@ITProTv okay thanks. Can you share a genuine link for downloading file zilla because last time I have download the application from its official website that is filezilla-project.org
The main download button on their site uses third-party mirrors. However, on their download page you can click "Show additional download options" to see their full download page (filezilla-project.org/download.php?show_all=1). It links directly to their official CDN. They also post file hashes so you can test if the file has been tampered with.
@@ITProTv great thanks I will surely check it out
@@ITProTv As you shared the link, I have checked it out and for the client file Zilla, hybrid analysis is showing it as a malicious application.
I really don't believe you made this movie and you didn't show how to ship from linux to anywhere, I don't believe
What?
Ohhh, lol
It's not his channel.
Seen this guy in IT school in training videos. He's a good guy, wld like confirmation if he has his own channel ... He always wears the same colored shirts too. Lol
Thank you so much
thank you very much
Thank you so mush.