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#1

I want to use SSH with frontend.not command based.
Like we use in windows to access servers.
How can i do that.

#2

On Tue, 08 Jul 2008 05:06:03 GMT
mmarif4u <mmarif4u@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:

>
> I want to use SSH with frontend.not command based.
> Like we use in windows to access servers.
> How can i do that.
>
>
Hi
Install putty…
http://software.opensuse.org/search and search on putty

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#3

thanks for reply.
I know putty.Let me clear more:
In windows there is SSH secure shell,its something like ftp software to use for secure connection.
I used it in windows.But i need it in suse now.
Hope you understand what i am talking about.

#4

SSH is used from the command line, like this: ssh -l username server_hostname_or_IP

There is a SSH-GUI around somewhere (sourceforge?). But are you wanting some kind of Windows admin tools (clients) on Linux?

There is also a way of getting an X display over SSH, if you are connecting to another *nix server.

Perhaps you could explain exactly what it is you want to do?

#5

thanks.
Yah,sure i will explain more.
I am currently using opensuse 11.0 ,there is a dedicated server for our client using debian. All the files (PHP and other stuff) are in /var/www/html/.If i use a common ftp software,it will not allow me to do uploading to that folder or downloading.
In windows before i use SSH to access to /var/www/ folder.and update it according to needs.
So now in suse i need some sort of software which act like ftp software but login as a secure user.and can access to other folders like home,var,usr etc.
Hope i am clearing the things now.

#6

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Assuming you mean for file transfer:

In Konqueror (kde):
fish://username@remoteBoxIPAddress

In Nautilus (gnome):
sftp://username@remoteBoxIPAddress

Good luck.

mmarif4u wrote:
| I want to use SSH with frontend.not command based.
| Like we use in windows to access servers.
| How can i do that.
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#7

On 07/08/2008 mmarif4u wrote:
> In windows there is SSH secure shell,its something like ftp software
> to use for secure connection.

Try gFTP.

Uwe

#8

Thanks buckesfeld.
This is what i want.it works like a charm.

#9
  • mmarif4u wrote, On 07/08/2008 08:36 AM:
    > Thanks buckesfeld.
    > This is what i want.it works like a charm.

Glad I could help. Hint: Check the bookmark function. Very handy.

Uwe

#10

Just checked,thanks for telling that handy tool.

#11

To add to buckesfeld suggestion, where you looking for WinSCP maybe?
WinSCP :: Screenshots

As other tip, bit offtopic but for those managing a Linux system from a Windows box, have a look here for a nice way to give it some extra kick :

Xming & Putty - Manage Linux On Windows - openSUSE Forums

#12

Thanks magic for your valuable links.
I appreciate it.

#13

On Tue, 08 Jul 2008 06:03:09 +0000, Uwe Buckesfeld wrote:

> On 07/08/2008 mmarif4u wrote:
>> In windows there is SSH secure shell,its something like ftp software to
>> use for secure connection.
>
> Try gFTP.
>
> Uwe

gFTP is very good. I like FileZilla too.

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