I have a text file on the server(linux) at work and now I am at home. I am a putty user. to connect to the server from home I have to connect to another server (which means I can connect to the server at work, indirectly from home) so I can't use scp command or winscp to transfer or copy my file to my computer at home. does anybody know that how I can transfer or copy my file from the server at work to my home computer(windows system)? thanks.
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Since it's a text file, putty's capture feature should work for you. In putty, the capture feature is in Category Session → Logging. Just specify the local filename that you want to save the text file to on your Windows machine, then use Linux's cat command to cat the file on the remote Linux host. With capture enabled in putty, it should save the output of the cat command (i.e. the contents of the text file) to a file locally on your Windows machine.
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