File transfer from windows to cloudera?
4 Answer(s)
Chip
Filezilla is simple drag and drop.
drag files in filename windows left to right OR right to left.
Client (host machine) on the left,
Server (Virtual machine) on the right.
The FTP server root is /home/cloudera which makes sense.
Aug 13 2014 10:48 PM
drag files in filename windows left to right OR right to left.
Client (host machine) on the left,
Server (Virtual machine) on the right.
The FTP server root is /home/cloudera which makes sense.
Chip
When I set up session, for the Protocol (a drop down menu) I used SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) and NOT "original" FTP. I did not enter a port number in the field. I can see from the debug output window port 22 is used by default.
Aug 13 2014 11:11 PM
DeZyre Support
hi Suresh,
You dont have to install filezilla or winscp to transfer files to Clouder VM.
Please follow these steps to copy files to VM:
Select the VM in the Virtualbox, go to Settings->General->Advanced -> Select "Bidirectional" under "Shared Clipboard" and "DragnDrop". after the changes were made, login to the vm, open file browser from the desktop.
Now select file(s) from windows and drag into the file browser of VM.
Thanks
Aug 14 2014 07:55 AM
You dont have to install filezilla or winscp to transfer files to Clouder VM.
Please follow these steps to copy files to VM:
Select the VM in the Virtualbox, go to Settings->General->Advanced -> Select "Bidirectional" under "Shared Clipboard" and "DragnDrop". after the changes were made, login to the vm, open file browser from the desktop.
Now select file(s) from windows and drag into the file browser of VM.
Thanks
spnivas
I have both Cloudera 4.7 and 5.3 imported into Oracle Virtual Box. Port 22 is already used by CDH 4.7. How do I find the port CDH5.3 is using so that I can configure FileZilla.
BTW, when I drag and drop folders in the above method the subfolders are not getting copied over
Nov 08 2015 01:34 AM
BTW, when I drag and drop folders in the above method the subfolders are not getting copied over