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Redhat 8.0 w/Apache using SSHPutty - cannot upload

ncftp not working right - or perhaps it is I?

         

stukie

1:03 am on Jul 2, 2003 (gmt 0)



Hi all... First posting - new to the forum.

Installed my first attempt at a Linux server a month ago - all was working well when I was working on the box. But now I am 3 states away - using SSHPutty to connect - have ncftp on the server, but keep getting a "you must first be connected" when I try to use it to upload a file.

Anyone hear of this before? Am guessing it's a no-brainer and I am doing something wrong. I am a newbie at Linux. Connecting over phone from Win XP Professional. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Also, cannot figure out how to access GUI interfaces through SSHPutty - have been working on the text terminal only - am thinking perhaps I cannot get to KDE or what-ever that other one is (grins). If not, does anyone have a better way?

Direct Email: stukie@pmt.org

Thanks

ChilliTwister

11:02 am on Jul 2, 2003 (gmt 0)



Hi stukie!

If you just want to work with files on your server and your SSH access is working. I can recommend you CuteFTP from GlobalScape. There you can use a SFTP connection which means copying files using SSH2 and this way you can access all the files on your server using the root account.
I'm afraid I can't help you using remote GUI because I work only with the command prompt when I'm accessing the server from a distance. (In Germany you don't have fast internet connections everywhere.)

Hope I could help.

So long...
CT

Duckula

6:14 pm on Jul 2, 2003 (gmt 0)

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am thinking perhaps I cannot get to KDE

That's not quite trivial. To access to X applications through a SSH session you need to have X forwarding active on sshd.

And even then the configuration of KDE will have to be slighly modified.

Connecting over phone from Win XP Professional

Hmm... then it's even harder. For X forwarding to work on the client you need to have locally an X thin client, I think. And the dialup will be very unconfortable.

universalis

12:51 pm on Jul 3, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I've been looking into a similar problem and have found this shareware product:

h*ttp://www.labf.com/winaxeplus/index.html

I don't know whether it would suit your needs. Does anyone have any experience of this program?

Duckula

11:14 am on Aug 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Expanding on this interesting topic, the Linux gazette [linuxgazette.com] has just tackled the issue.