10 Nov
2018
10 Nov
'18
9:35 p.m.
On 10/11/2018 21:26, Dave Lers wrote:
Michael Howard wrote:
I can't think of a quicker simpler way for moving files in certain
situations. scp of course, not ssh, but that's pedantic.
On 10/11/2018 15:53, Dave Lers wrote:
I cannot imagine why anyone would want to use a terminal/ssh to move
files Baron wrote:
Why? Hi Guys,
Logging in as root in a terminal works, I can now get and put
individual files, to and from each machine, which is great because
it
means I did something right. However it means that any file I
I haven't read
this thread, but don't you want sftp:// and shouldn't
root ssh login be disabled?
(unless its something like an rsync script). OP
appears to be
trying to move files using a browser (maybe I snipped too much).
But then it's
not a terminal session?
Konqueror supports sftp://(user@)IP/host (ssh ftp,
packaged with ssh)
addresses which makes it really easy to move files to/from other
machines. Using the already suggested key pairs it's just like working
with files on the local system.
I thought remote root logins were disabled by default
Over zealous, cotton wool
bearing, self appointed guardians of the OS :)
, it's a standard
security precaution (since I cannot $ su w/ sftp, I enable/limit root
logins to key pairs on my remote server).
So even you permit root login. Hang on
....
...I see that sshfs and using it in Konqueror via
fish:// have been
mentioned. I've never used them and see no point when Konqueror and
sftp are already available.
The mind boggles.
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Mike Howard