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I tried to connect through port 22, but the ftp client says that SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_3.1p1 doesn't respond. But when I use ssh from another linux computer, I can connect and use it, what happened? I did nothing to change the default from the installation of linux. Is it the configuration file?
David said to get sftp, a standard ftp client won't do it. Other than that your all right. Go here: For Windows: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html For Linux: It should come in the ssh_client package
I went to download.com and got the trial version of secure fx; I needed it because it has a GUI. GUI's are need for me whenever possible cause the largest bottleneck on my computer is typing <I'm not slow, but typing long commands for many files is slow compared to point and click>. I do have one more question. Could you please explain (or show me a hyperlink that does) why using an ftp client using port 22 wont work?
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