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Mar 23 2005, 10:44 AM
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Hi
I use Midnight Commander a lot, both on my main linux box and the Z (C860). I use it quite a lot on the main box for uploading files to a website, using the virtual file system facility eg cd /ftp:user:pass@website.address.com My attempts to use a similar strategy with the Z have not been successful. I can open a ssh tunnel to the Z no problem, log on as root and do whatever I want. I have all the open ssh files for client and server on the Z. I dont know if mc can use ssh or is limited to a simple ftp connection, which the Z rejects. Has anyone experience of accessing the Z file system directly from Midnight Commander? Thanks |
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Mar 28 2005, 07:44 AM
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QUOTE Has anyone experience of accessing the Z file system directly from Midnight Commander? Sure, I'm doing this all the time mc /#ssh:root@zaurus:/ have fun |
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Mar 28 2005, 03:39 PM
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QUOTE(2tomcats @ Mar 28 2005, 04:44 PM) Hi 2tomcats Thanks for that, I assume that you can also do "cd /#sh:root@zaurus/" from within mc to change to the external directory, if it takes that as a commandline argument. I have been trying "cd /#ssh:root@zaurus/" and "cd /#sftp:root@zaurus/" without sucess. Didn't think of just sh! Will try it out tomorrow regards Melee |
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Mar 29 2005, 06:42 AM
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Hi
Success with the commandline launch of "mc /#sh:root@198.162.129.201" brings up mc with main box in left pane and Zaurus in right pane, all that is needed. Transfers of large files just as fast as under sftp from commandline and light years faster than windoze (Win_XP for 250MB .avi file 35 mins, Linux 6mins!!!!) Can't connect from within mc unless, as happened once, connection was dropped during transfer and re-established using "cd /#sh:root:passcode@198.162.129.201/" to get dir listing back. Out of interest, do not make transfers to the Z from a windows partition mounted under linux. I had some files on my XP partition which I tried transfering direct from there. Result failure. Move the same files over to a linux partition and then transfer them, no problems whatsover. I am root on main box and Z but problem is still down to permissions. Windows doesnt understand or use them and obviously mangled them so that the write failed. Thanks for your help I'll move on to the next challenge (problem) now |
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Mar 29 2005, 06:43 AM
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Hi
Success with the commandline launch of "mc /#sh:root@198.162.129.201" brings up mc with main box in left pane and Zaurus in right pane, all that is needed. Transfers of large files just as fast as under sftp from commandline and light years faster than windoze (Win_XP for 250MB .avi file 35 mins, Linux 6mins!!!!) Can't connect from within mc unless, as happened once, connection was dropped during transfer and re-established using "cd /#sh:root:passcode@198.162.129.201/" to get dir listing back. Out of interest, do not make transfers to the Z from a windows partition mounted under linux. I had some files on my XP partition which I tried transfering direct from there. Result failure. Move the same files over to a linux partition and then transfer them, no problems whatsover. I am root on main box and Z but problem is still down to permissions. Windows doesnt understand or use them and obviously mangled them so that the write failed. Thanks for your help I'll move on to the next challenge (problem) now |
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