| Comment by: salass00 (91.150.16.111) | At: 11 Feb 2013, 22:37 | File version: 53.6 |
To get the sudo password prompt to work I just had to add the following 3 lines to ~/.bashrc on my Ubuntu system:
case "$TERM" in
amiga-8bit) stty icrnl;;
esac
TERM variable on the Amiga side is of course set to "amiga-8bit".
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| Comment by: salass00 (91.150.16.111) | At: 20 Jan 2013, 16:06 | File version: 53.6 |
Just wanted to add that if your ssh:ing to an Ubuntu system and it doesn't recognise the amiga-8bit TERM type then just install the ncurses-term package on said system and it will fix this.
After doing this I can now use the arrow keys when ssh:ing from AmigaOS to my Ubuntu PC although some keys like page up/page down still seem to cause problems.
Also I want to add another vote for an sshd port as it would be very nice to have.
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| Comment by: Stangl (86.32.151.178) | At: 26 Nov 2012, 12:20 | File version: 53.6 |
Nice. Please add SSHD to your cool Port.
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| Comment by: Zappa (86.32.151.147) | At: 14 Apr 2012, 17:05 | File version: 53.6 |
Very Cool. Ty works super here.
Use Assign HOME: Devs:SSH (and add a Dir SSH in Devs) for better use
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| Comment by: Varthall (151.51.160.247) | At: 01 Apr 2012, 10:14 | File version: 53.6 |
In order to make it possible to move the cursor with the arrow keys e.g. in pine, type "setenv TERM amiga-8bit" in the shell before running ssh. Thanks to Futaura for the hint: http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=35282&forum=32
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| Comment by: Jack (132.68.248.123) | At: 02 Aug 2009, 18:32 | File version: 53.3 |
Oops, the message is:
Could not create directory '../home/.ssh'.
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| Comment by: JAck (132.68.248.123) | At: 02 Aug 2009, 18:31 | File version: 53.3 |
Oops, the message is:
Could not create directory '../home/.ssh'.
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| Comment by: Jack (132.68.248.123) | At: 02 Aug 2009, 09:19 | File version: 53.3 |
Version 53.3 throws this message, previous worked (and still work f) fine.
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| Comment by: Jack (132.68.249.151) | At: 13 Apr 2009, 20:26 | File version: 53.2 |
How do I setup vinced for use with ssh?
I can't see what I'm typing untill I "break name ssh all".
Tried vnc: and vnr: handlers.
Any ideas?
TIA
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| Comment by: Jack (80.179.208.174) | At: 26 Jan 2009, 13:16 | File version: 53.1 |
Amigan:
It has nothing to do with web browsing.
But is has nice features like X11 forwarding, port tunnels (both directions).
Here I use it a lot, all the mentioned above options. Actually: can't live
without it.
Tunnels, for example, can be used for bringing networked licenses from one lan
to another. Or to bypass firewalls. between different lans without nagging on
network admins.
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| Comment by: Amigan (91.140.9.14) | At: 26 Jan 2009, 01:54 | File version: 53.1 |
Probably a dumb question, but can this be used for web browsing or just for FTP
and telnet? I have never used a SSH clinet before.
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| Comment by: Jack (132.68.248.40) | At: 21 Jan 2009, 18:44 | File version: 53.1 |
Huge thanks, Steven!
And: get a paypal account:-)
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| Comment by: Xeron (90.204.88.203) | At: 21 Jan 2009, 14:26 | File version: 53.1 |
Steven, you rock!
@walkero
It would certainly be possible to write some kind of "SFTPMount". Don't look at
me, though :-)
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| Comment by: walkero (213.16.133.2) | At: 20 Jan 2009, 08:23 | File version: 53.1 |
Is there a way to mount a computer as a workbench folder, as we could do with
the ftpmount? If not is there a way to connect and see all the files like a lan
hard drive?
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| Comment by: anonymous (90.201.184.153) | At: 27 Nov 2007, 11:22 | File version: 52.2 |
Where is your "HOME" env variable pointing?
I found it didn't work when I set it to the root of a partition, but when set to
"Blah:Home/" it worked fine.
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| Comment by: Merkel (127.0.0.1) | At: 20 Aug 2007, 19:36 | File version: 4.6p1-2 |
Same here... :-(
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| Comment by: Andrea (159.149.155.89) | At: 20 Aug 2007, 19:29 | File version: 4.6p1-2 |
I have exactly the same problems using it!!! It never works when I try. I get
same messages like spot, only for different website in Italy! Why not works?
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| Comment by: spot (85.228.114.152) | At: 20 Aug 2007, 18:23 | File version: 4.6p1-2 |
I've got some probs using it.
Here's the output.
/RAM Disk/openssh-bin> ssh xx.xxxxxxxx.se
Could not create directory '/home/.ssh'.
The authenticity of host 'xx.xxxxxxx.se (83.227.67.183)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is ba:c1:9f:39:c7:95:3f:21:c1:2e:36:d5:58:09:e1:00.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/home/.ssh/known_hosts).
Password:
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| Comment by: Andrea (159.149.155.89) | At: 15 Aug 2007, 00:15 | File version: 4.6p1-1 |
Is working reasonably well here. So if this is a port, is possible to fix some
of the bugs in the next version? But thanks for the work!
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| Comment by: fryguy (80.68.127.227) | At: 14 Aug 2007, 15:20 | File version: 4.6p1-1 |
neat! this is something that is needed imo.
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| Comment by: afxgroup (87.12.161.54) | At: 14 Aug 2007, 12:35 | File version: 4.6p1-1 |
Well Done dude!
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| Comment by: Mitch | At: 18 Dec 2006, 15:30 | File version: 4.5p1-1 |
VERY WELCOME addition to os4depot!
This has some problems in ssh.
1. TERM not set automatically.
2. su or a subsequent ssh just hangs on the password prompt
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| Comment by: orgin | At: 18 Dec 2006, 08:43 | File version: 4.5p1-1 |
WOAH!
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