icm scp
The icm scp command securely copies a file or directory from the local ICM container to the local file system of the specified node or nodes. The command syntax is as follows:
icm scp -localPath local-path [-remotePath remote-path]
Both localPath and remotePath can be either files or directories. If remotePath is a directory, it must contain a trailing forward slash (/), or it will be assumed to be a file. If both are directories, the contents of the local directory are recursively copied; if you want the directory itself to be copied, remove the trailing slash (/) from localPath.
The user specified by the SSHUser field must have the needed permissions for the host file system location specified by the optional remote-path argument. The default for remote-path is $HOME as defined in the host OS.
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See also the icm cp command, which copies a local file or directory on the specified node into the specified container, or from the container onto the local file system.
