On 2/20/19 5:57 PM, Dick Steffens wrote:
On Slackware I have:
rsteff@ENU-2:~/.ssh$ cat config
#rsteff's ssh config file
#
ForwardX11Trusted yes
rsteff@ENU-2:~/.ssh$
On Ubuntu I have (in /etc/ssh/sshd_config);
X11Forwarding yes
Typing on the Ubuntu machine I can run ssh -X and log in to the
Slackware machine. I can run Thunar. I can navigate to a directory I
want to copy a file from, and I can see the file. When I try to drag
that file to the Ubuntu desktop I get this error message:
It sounds as if you are running a file manager on a remote system,
displaying it locally, and then expecting to be able to drag files
between the local and remote system. Perhaps that is possible, but I
would be a bit surprised if that is somehow supported. No doubt someone
will pop up and tell me that I'm wrong.
Anyway, perhaps you can accomplish what you want this way:
<https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-use-linux-file-manager-to-connect-to-an-sftp-server/>
Since you have ssh working, sftp should also work for you.
galen
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