telnet Unix/Linux and download the file to local Windows system

Is it possible to do so:

I am on Windows system and telnet Unix/Linux remotely. Then I would like to download file from telnet mode and download to Windows system. Any Unix/Linux command are able 开发者_如何学Goto do so? like rcp or ftp. How to do so? Does it require any configuration on both system?

i try to write the shell script on Unix/linux side. and i telnet Unix/linux system remotely from local Windows machine and log in to Unix/linux system, run the script on Unix/linux side. some files will be transfered or download automatically to my windows system.

assume permission is not a problem

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You can use x/y/zmodem to transfer file if both ends support that.

On Linux/Unix, you can use sz command to send file via zmodem.

On Windows, both Secure CRT (commercial) or Le Putty (open source) are capable of zmodem.

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I think you want PSCP (command line) or WinSCP (GUI).

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Usually people use ftp session to transfer files. If permissions is not a problem why don't you run ftp from your Windows computer?

You can create a windows batch script to load your file. Try something like

ftp hostname
user
password
cd /path/to/file
get myfile
quit

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If you must do it through the existing connection, look at protocols such as ZMODEM and the rz and sz commands for them on Linux. You will need a terminal program on Windows that supports that protocol though.

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For small files, I just uuencode (or gzip -c | uuencode name.gz) on the command line over the telnet session, then cut and paste to uudecode on my local windows computer (using cygwin).

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You can use this:

telnet hostname 80 > filename_to_download_in
GET /path/to/file HTTP/1.0