Comments / questions on new arrival
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sftp would be cool if it could join the busybox. sshfs will also be cool, so you could make a nfs via ssh to another linux.
I do not know if you can do it with SFTP
Lars
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@lars-jensen build 213 of the firmware includes a packages for SFTP
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it sounds good I will look forward to it coming . Is there a time frame for when ?
Lars
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@lars-jensen It's already released! Just do
oupgrade
to upgrade to it!
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I will be glad to try it, I can understand that SFTP is the same as scp almost
thanks for the good work that the team makesLars
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Hi Guys, I'm on b215 and haven't had any luck trying to connect to sftp (using WinSCP).
SSH works perfectly so do I need to install anything additionally through opkg or add any config to get sftp working?I've got PHP working with a secondary site config'd in uhttpd so I just want to be able to dump a few files on the board to test (and be able to pull 'em off before oupgrade to b216!)!
Cheers
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@Toby-Foord Was only able to connect to the onion with WinSCP in SCP mode over the wifi that the onion itself creates.
Guessing I've some ports to open if I want to access it the other way around.
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@Jarl-U-Christian-Persson , you're a legend, or perhaps I'm a dimwit...
Changed mode to SCP and I'm straight in
Not seeing the same issue with the wifi though. I'm connecting to it thru my own wifi network, with only :22 exposed for SSH and :4000 for a PHP app.
Never played with openWRT before and must say I'm having great fun
Thanks!
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@Lazar-Demin I've b216 but didn't find how to install sftp. Any hints?
I'd also need it for sshfs.
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@Johannes-Zellner It's built into the firmware. You can just access sftp directly with a FTP client that supports sftp.
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# sftp root@192.168.178.41 ash: /usr/libexec/sftp-server: not found Connection closed
apparently I had to
opkg install openssh-sftp-server
thanks -- nowI can use successfully sshfs to mount my omega.
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thanks just what I wanted to run with NSF via sshfs
cool
Lars
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I couldn't do sftp without installing the server, but I want as few processes running on the omega as possible. I did find that I could use scp without issue. From the command line of my mac I just do
scp myFile.txt root@omega-xxx.local /mnt/sda1
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@Chris-Ward Yup. You can even create a
authorized-keys
file under/etc/dropbear
and add your public key to it. This will allow you toscp
orssh
to the Omega without entering the password each time.