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Connected using screen over RS-232. How do I transfer a file to my local system?

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I'm connected to a device over a serial cable and using screen I have full access to the remote system.

How do I transfer an entire file(s) to my local system? Not just the contents of the file, I want the whole thing. I need to send this file as a sample to a third party so they'll want to see metadata, encoding, etc. I want to copy the file exactly as it is, the data it contains isn't really that important.

The remote system is Linux, but a proprietary box so I can't guarantee what tools it has. Local system is running Xubuntu Xenial. I can install packages onto my machine, but not the remote one. My connection is over a USB serial adaptor, so screen is connecting through a ttyUSB.

gnu-screen serial-port file-transfer serial-console

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  Hello Seret. 1. What do you see as "the whole thing" that isn't the contents of the file? 2. What are you running over the serial cable? For example serial TTY, SLIP, PPP. 3. What OS or Distribution are you running on the remote system, and what is "my local system" running? (Please edit your question to answer this - ideally as if you'd provided the information in the first place. Don't reply here in the comments. I can then delete my comment.)
  
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  I assumed, based on the rs-232 in the title and "over a serial cable" in the body. if I'm wrong, I apologize, and it's easy to untag.
  
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  see this post, I think it's a variant of your question: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/56614/…
  
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I'm connected to a device over a serial cable and using screen I have full access to the remote system.

How do I transfer an entire file(s) to my local system? Not just the contents of the file, I want the whole thing. I need to send this file as a sample to a third party so they'll want to see metadata, encoding, etc. I want to copy the file exactly as it is, the data it contains isn't really that important.

The remote system is Linux, but a proprietary box so I can't guarantee what tools it has. Local system is running Xubuntu Xenial. I can install packages onto my machine, but not the remote one. My connection is over a USB serial adaptor, so screen is connecting through a ttyUSB.

gnu-screen serial-port file-transfer serial-console

share|improve this question

edited 23 hours ago

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asked Mar 20 at 10:39

SeretSeret

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reputation from Seret ending ending at 2019-04-02 12:55:28Z">in 6 days.

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  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Hello Seret. 1. What do you see as "the whole thing" that isn't the contents of the file? 2. What are you running over the serial cable? For example serial TTY, SLIP, PPP. 3. What OS or Distribution are you running on the remote system, and what is "my local system" running? (Please edit your question to answer this - ideally as if you'd provided the information in the first place. Don't reply here in the comments. I can then delete my comment.)
  
  – roaima
  Mar 20 at 11:08
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I assumed, based on the rs-232 in the title and "over a serial cable" in the body. if I'm wrong, I apologize, and it's easy to untag.
  
  – Jeff Schaller♦
  Mar 20 at 11:37
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  see this post, I think it's a variant of your question: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/56614/…
  
  – wazoox
  yesterday
  

  
  
  
  

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I'm connected to a device over a serial cable and using screen I have full access to the remote system.

How do I transfer an entire file(s) to my local system? Not just the contents of the file, I want the whole thing. I need to send this file as a sample to a third party so they'll want to see metadata, encoding, etc. I want to copy the file exactly as it is, the data it contains isn't really that important.

The remote system is Linux, but a proprietary box so I can't guarantee what tools it has. Local system is running Xubuntu Xenial. I can install packages onto my machine, but not the remote one. My connection is over a USB serial adaptor, so screen is connecting through a ttyUSB.

gnu-screen serial-port file-transfer serial-console

share|improve this question

edited 23 hours ago

Seret

asked Mar 20 at 10:39

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share|improve this question

edited 23 hours ago

Seret

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SeretSeret

565

share|improve this question

edited 23 hours ago

Seret

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SeretSeret

565

asked Mar 20 at 10:39

SeretSeret

565

asked Mar 20 at 10:39

SeretSeret

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