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evil-winrm: Upload a file to the host.
$ PS > upload ${path-to-local-file} ${path-to-remote-file}
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The command you provided seems to be a PowerShell command for uploading a file from a local directory to a remote server. However, there is a mistake in the syntax.

The correct syntax for the PowerShell command to upload a file is as follows:

PS > Copy-Item -Path "path-to-local-file" -Destination "path-to-remote-file"

Let's break down the command:

  • PS > - This indicates that the command is being executed in PowerShell.
  • Copy-Item - This is the PowerShell cmdlet used to copy an item (in this case, a file).
  • -Path "path-to-local-file" - This specifies the path to the local file you want to upload. Replace "path-to-local-file" with the actual path to your file.
  • -Destination "path-to-remote-file" - This specifies the destination path where you want to upload the file. Replace "path-to-remote-file" with the actual path on the remote server.

For example, if you want to upload a file named "example.txt" from your local desktop to a remote server's "Documents" folder, the command would look like this:

PS > Copy-Item -Path "C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop\example.txt" -Destination "\\RemoteServer\Documents\example.txt"
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.
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