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Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby viking60 » 08 Nov 2010, 19:13

Once you have connected with ssh it is easy to make it a folder on your desktop:
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 19:36

Okay, I can't quite see on that exactly what you're doing... :( It's small on there for me.
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 19:38

Okay, watched it in full screen, and kinda get it, but can't tell what you chose in the menu there (it's in Norwegian)...
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby viking60 » 08 Nov 2010, 19:45

So! It isn't my fault that you are a foreigner. :T
Selcet connect to server or something simular under <File>
Basically you select SSH
then you enter the server name.
skip the port and enter your starting folder like so:
/home/dedanna/public_html
Then you enter the username.

You will be prompted for password and you can save it "forever"
After that you have a folder that you can drag your pages on to, and they are published on the web immediately..
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:00

Ah, okay! Thank you!

And yeah, that's not your fault. I'm the foreigner. LOL. Smack me! :mandriva:
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:12

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Am I doing something wrong, or ?

I put username as dedanna, rather than [email protected] (or whatever the full one is)
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby viking60 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:17

Yes you have got the data wrong!
dedanna is correct without the whole enchilada.
I suspect there is something wrong with the path for your home folder.
Try it without the path - just skip it for testing

Let me know if you manage.
Once you get it right you are in the clear. :tux5:
Of course you can upload your files with rsync syncing you local webpages with the ones on the server.
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:19

Yeah, got that about rsync.

Looks like it could very well be on my end, but I'm not sure how to resolve the issue:

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dbus error + timeout

I entered in order:
viking60.dyndns.org
folder: /home/dedanna/public_html
username: dedanna
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby viking60 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:22

You have a space there (after dedanna? or in front of the server name) that should not be there! Remove it!
And leave the folder (/home/dedanna etc..) empty for now...
Also could your IP have changed?
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:28

I still get the dbus error - no spaces in anything.

I think something's going on with dbus honestly - am going to logout/login later, and will try again after that. Hopefully, dbus will get its act together with that.

Without the folder in there, that's all I get, is the dbus portion of the error.

Oooohhh wait a minute. Hang on here. Ack, never mind. Thought I might not have openssh installed, but I do:

Code: Select all

# pacman -S openssh
warning: openssh-5.6p1-1 is up to date -- reinstalling


Yeah, gonna logout/login soon as I can, or even reboot...
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby viking60 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:29

Can you log in via traditional ssh?
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Re: Make your SSH connection a Nautilus folder

Postby dedanna1029 » 08 Nov 2010, 20:31

viking60 wrote:Can you log in via traditional ssh?

Yes. I'm logged in via terminal now - sent that to you in PM
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