Graphic SSH Client in Linux
 

Hi,

Is there any Graphic SSH client in linux?

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what do you expect a "graphic" client to do? :confused: ssh is a command line system...

Sorry for confusing. I mean a graphic client like SSH File Transfer Client in Windows.

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I think you mean scp.

If you use kde you can use fish in konqueror:
fish://user@host/path/to/dir

thank you for reply.

I am using Gnome, any software I can use to have a graphic file transfer client. I am really tired of type such a long command in terminal using "scp".

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scp is a doddle... i'd guess you need to learn bash better, it's much quicker than a gui. but i *think* gftp supports scp and sftp as well as ftp.

The reason I want to use GUI is that my personal folder's location in Campus server is more than 30 characters long, everytime I want to transfer a single file I have to type such a long path.

I tried gftp to connect to my Campus server, but it doesn't work.

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Thanks for that! I really love that one....it's so easy :)

Write a script around it or put something like
in your .profile. With that, all you need to do to scp is
If your personal folder is also your homedirectory, you can use mylogin@1.2.3.4:~/ by the way.

chinaundead -

If you're running a very recent system...GNOME 2.6 has a "Connect to Server..." option in the File menu that accepts sftp://, and you can bookmark URIs in the File Browser.

Try an FTP clien I know CoreFTP for Windows also alows a SSH socket connection

I think having ReefShark's suggestion is best option. After all ssh is something that can be best utilised in command line mode.

--Kirtimaan

There is a program called KSSH for the KDE environment.

http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php...c8f2cc32f213a3

You know that pressing tab will complete filenames right?

does ~ not work for your personal folder? or is your personal folder not your home directory?...

That wouldn't work when the path he is typing is on the remote system.

Right you are, didn't think of that

Use *
 

If you provide enough of the file name then put an asterisk (*) it will fill in the rest for you. For example you want to access gcc-1.9.2 or what ever version I just made that one up. Then you could type. cd gcc* and then it will fill in the -1.9.2. I have Xandros Linux and Windows XP and they both work that way.:rolleyes:

GFTP should work correctly. If you still don't have access, it might be a firewall concern. Sometimes on campus, you are required to call the IT admins to gain access from outside.

graphic scp for linux
 

This works really well.Its great. Thanks
..thegerm

Sorry for this early reply
 

you can use
#ssh -X server
#nautilus

and then copy paste like u do in 2 windows open :)

mc also allows you to connect to another computer through ssh (shell link)

For simple drag and drop i too recommend nautilus. Also it's convenient to create login scripts for nautilus, as it can easily connect through terminal command (nautilus sftp://user@server); so for instance in case of dynamic IP, the IP address can be called up as variable.

Best linux ssh gui
 

Hi!

Give PAC (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pacmanager/) a try!!