Sftp -v allot of stuff before this then the interesting part -ĭebug1: Next authentication method: keyboard-interactiveĭebug1: Authentication succeeded (keyboard-interactive).ĭebug1: Requesting Entering interactive session. I ran sftp -v from the command line and noticed that I was in fact connecting to the server, then being disconnected.

I can connect with all the above stated programs.Īlso, I can connect via ssh with any user as well via the command line. Something interesting to note: my admin user, which is the only 'local account' does not have any problems. I notice that it does successfully connect, but then terminates the connection. Thinking that it may be a Cyberduck related issue, I tried other software like FireFTP (Firefox add-on), CuteFTP and sftp itself from the command line.

After doing some updates yesterday (not 10.4.11, but stuff like Quicktime, iTunes, Java, maybe Security update but I don't remember, etc), Cyberduck cannot stay connected. Macs would connect using Cyberduck, and PCs connect with WinSCP. The G5 (the server in question) is located in the main building and we have a satellite office that connects to it via SFTP. I'm happy to pay the $60 for ChronoSync and ChronoAgent to get a decent robust system that works on its own that I don't have to manage that much, especially if it is a secure way of doing so.I'm having issues connecting remotely to a server. Is it more secure to do it that way rather than SFTP (as in noone trying to hack into my port 22 or something - sorry if I come across as a bit dim on this part) or even, is it simpler in that there is less setting up to do? Do they both handle quantity of data the same? I can't guarantee the changes will be small, so there might be a number of GBs needing to be uploaded. I don't need to access the software on the mini either.ĬhronoSync and ChronoAgent look to be a good way of doing the backup to a remote computer. My top few things to set up are backing up files from a/a few computer's external drives to my (remote) mini's external drives, plus *maybe* accessing those files when I'm out with a laptop, but that's not a huge deal. I think VPN is a bit too sophisticated for what I want to do at the moment. Good to know that it is in fact secure as we use STFP servers at work.! Ok - I had incorrectly been using FTP when I have always meant SFTP.

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