6 Jul
2015
6 Jul
'15
12:52 p.m.
Oops. This is my first attempt to use this new distro, and my first attempt
doing anything Linux with a Macbook. I assumed it was TDE problem because I
was using Konqueror. Could it be a Mac "assume users are novices"
intrusion? How would OSX know I was typing a URL? Does it keep a list of
browsers?
On Jul 5, 2015 7:43 PM, "Dave Lers" <lists(a)dalrun.com> wrote:
Dave Lers wrote:
Jonesy wrote:
Whoops, s/running ssh/running sftp enabled ssh (e.g. openssh) or sftp
server/g.
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It is not _sftp_ , it is _fish_
If the target is running ssh, use sftp (key-pairs make those, and
rsync, connections much easier - e.g. unattended backup scripts).
Fish is a workaround for connecting to hosts that aren't running ssh.