Use the SFTP client and method of your choice. Click 'Enter/Return' on your keyboard after each command.

Method Host name SFTP • Using your institution's assigned username, enter the following command: sftp [username]@scp.oclc.org • Enter your institution's assigned password • Choose directory (see ): Enter cd [directory name or path] • Enter put [myfile] (copies file from your local system to OCLC's system) • Enter quit Secure Copy • Enter scp [myfile] [username]@scp.oclc.org:[directory name or path] (see ) • Enter the password when prompted • • • •.

May 25, 2018 - This could be the Command Prompt in Windows or Terminal in either. Using SCP a client can send (upload) files securely to a remote server.

Windows On Microsoft Windows, an SFTP client must be downloaded to transfer files to the Shared Computing Cluster. This guide will use the “MobaXterm” application, which was also used in the connecting (ssh) and X-forwarding guides. Other common SFTP applications are listed below; all of these will work fine with the SCC.

SFTP Clients • • • • File Transfer using MobaXterm When you log in to a remote SCC session using SSH, a graphical SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) browser appears in the left sidebar allowing you to drag and drop files directly to or from the SCC using the SFTP connection. To manually open a new SFTP session: • Open a new session.

Apple OS X On Apple OS X, sftp is a built in utility on the command line. Still, most users prefer to use an SFTP applcation with a graphical user interface to facilitate data transfer. There are numerous applications available, this guide will use the “Fetch” application, for which BU has a site license. Other FTP/SFTP Clients • (BU Site License) • • Using Fetch for File Transfer • Hold the key down with your left hand and the space bar with your right hand; type Fetch followed by the key. If nothing comes up, you must first install the application.

• Hold down the key with your left hand and press the “ N” key with your right. This action will open a new connection window. Enter these values, and then press the “Connect” button: Hostname: scc1.bu.edu Username: yourBULoginName Connect using: SFTP Password: yourBUKerberosPassword (click the “Add to keychain” checkbox if you want to store it) • To copy a local file to the SCC, click on the “Put” button on the icon bar and then pick the file you want in the file selection dialog that opens. To copy a file from the SCC, highlight it with a mouse click in the main Fetch window, and then click on the “Get” button on the icon bar.

Sunday, August 28, 2016. Hacking the bq 8030 with SANYO firmware. It's a good idea to reset the cycle counter. I don't want to start conspiracy theories but. At least with this specific model I have no clue about the bq8050 so keep in mind that it may not be compatible with the tool I've released. BTW, the bq 8030 is only one of several chips used by batteries for the X61 and the rest of the X6x series, nor is it always running Sanyo firmware AFAICT. Did you manage to rebuild the battery? There might be a problem if you have Sanyo UR18650ZT 2800mAh cells. Below the Controller Board with the BQ 8030 DBT chip. And the next Photo shows the position of the 12AH3 4 legged Fuse. R2J240 => Sanyo firmware detected 1. Enter FCC and 2. Reconnect power to PCB. And other selections resulted in a BE2WORKS program error or just didn't make sense. Transmission scan tool reset adaptive.

Linux There are several ways to transfer files from a Linux machine to the Shared Computing Cluster (SCC). The easiest methods are available right from your command line. File Transfer • SCP One way to transfer a file is to use the scp command, executed on your local machine: localMachine% scp LocalFile username@scc1.bu.edu: /path/to/destination Below is a specific example localMachine% scp hello_world.py yannpaul@scc1.bu.edu: /project/project/ scp works like cp but uses ssh to connect, so you will be asked for your password again. • RSYNC localMachine% rsync -options hello_world.py yannpaul@scc1.bu.edu: /project/project/destination • FTP The file transfer protocol (ftp) and secure ftp protocol (sftp) are also built into Linux (command: lftp), but offer little benefit over scp and rsync. Still, some users prefer the graphical user interface provided by some FTP software packages. Many FTP clients are available for the various flavors of Linux.