Slackware 13.1: Konqueror/Dolphin and sftp:// not working
I can't make sftp:// work with Konqueror/Dolphin in Slackware 13.1. All I get is a warning telling me that sftp isn't supported.
This is on a full install of Slackware 13.1. Is there anything I can do to fix this? I'd rather not use fish://. |
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Searching this forum for 'sftp' leads to this thread among others:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...roblem-809486/ |
I found this also:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-4-4-a-788896/ So it seems it was a conscious decision by the Slackware developers to remove sftp:// support, and the decision was based on a comment, on a libvirt maillist, that was retracted a week later?? Is there any hope of getting this, to me at least, vital functionality back? And if not, what packages must I recompile on order to add sftp:// support to Slackware 13.1? |
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I am also looking for this functionality, sftp://. What are the alternatives, fish://? I think that is an even worse protocol/interface.
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There's also sshfs in slackbuilds. I suppose it does the same. Or what?
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***EDIT*** A little googling and I *THINK* it's the kdebase-runtime package that needs rebuilding after libssh is installed. The kde slackbuilds are available in the source directory of Slackware. |
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Konqueror with embedded sftp:// is an essential feature which i took for granted. Let's hope that Slackware team will put it back. Meanwhile i will stick with my Slackware 12.2 or try another distribution. Recompiling kde and libssh may work but maybe it is not that easy. |
I tried it in these days and sftp doesn't work well neither in kde 4.5.86: in dolphin you can't delete files, neither through fish or sftp, but in konqueror it works.
I can understand why it's not in by default. |
FWIW, the sftp kioslave is available from SlackBuilds.org: http://slackbuilds.org/apps/sftp-kio_slave/
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It worked for me.
Installed libssh and sftp-kio_slave from slackbuilds.org. Now i can use konqueror or dolphin as sftp client. Thanks |
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