On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 08:15:19PM -0500, stan wrote:
> With ssh I can use the -l option to overide this. How can I make sftp work?
This should be quite clear from the SYNOPSIS section of the sftp man
page.
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* stan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I've got ssh working on my home machine, and I've added sftp as a subsystem.
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> Now when I try to run sfto from my ISP shell account I get prompted for a
> password. Unfortunately, I don't get prompted for a username. And since my
> user name on my home mach
"stanb" == stanb writes:
stanb> I've got ssh working on my home machine, and I've added
stanb> sftp as a subsystem. Now when I try to run sfto from my
stanb> ISP shell account I get prompted for a
stanb> password. Unfortunately, I don't get prompted for a
stanb> username
I've got ssh working on my home machine, and I've added sftp as a subsystem.
Now when I try to run sfto from my ISP shell account I get prompted for a
password. Unfortunately, I don't get prompted for a username. And since my
user name on my home machine differs from that on the ISP's shell machi
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