On 7 Jul, Aldrovando Azeredo Araujo wrote:
>
> Could anyone help with the following problem?
> We have some computers in our local network at the Department that run
> Win98. We have installed secure shell for them too. Most of the users were
> used to that graphic ftp that now we have disabled. Is it possible to get
> or arrange a sftp to run in a Win98 computer with the same simplicities
> the standard ftp had but going through a secure channel?
> I would basically like a ssh-tunneled ftp going from Win 98 to linux
> computers in the local net.
> I found out that Cristina Nunes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is looking for
> somethig similar. Any solution even some script that could do that would
> be welcome.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Aldrovando Azeredo.
>
The closest I've come to sftp under Windows is the following:
- the server has to be running SSH v1
- use TeraTerm Pro + TTSSH to connect to host
- configure TeraTerm to do port forwarding to remote host ftp port (this
configuration can be saved, so in future sessions the forwarding is done
automatically on startup)
- configure FTP client to connect to the local port which is being
forwarded, plus passive transfers; under WS-FTP this is quite easy, and
the profile for the connection can be saved under a nickname
This setup may sound complicated, but once configured the user only has
to start a remote ssh session and then their ftp client.
Hope this helps.
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