Open joshtemple opened 6 years ago
Unfortunately, I do not know how ProxyCommand and Dynamic Forward work. I'm trying to look at it. With these settings, it works perfectly well on Windows and MacOS. Related of https://github.com/icetee/remote-ftp/issues/990
My simple .ftpconfig file:
{
"protocol": "sftp",
"host": "domain.country",
"hostName": "Hello Server",
"remote": "/home/icetee/.meteor/"
}
And my partial ssh config (in Windows)
Host domain.country
HostName domain.country
IdentityFile C:\Users\icetee\.ssh\id_rsa
User icetee
Port XYZW
I'm facing the same problem as joshtemple above.
As a Workaround I'm currently mounting the remote server's filesystem with sshfs. Works but feels very slow.
Atom 1.22.1x64 Remote FTP 2.1.0 On Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
@icetee in your example above domain.country appears to be the same value in .ftpconfig as the actual address configured against HostName in the config file. Part of the purpose of the ssh config file is to allow a user to use different local pseudonyms to connect to the same host in different ways (e.g. with different keys). Hence could you try a configuration like this:
.ftpconfig:
{
"protocol": "sftp",
"host": "somename",
"hostName": "Hello Server",
"remote": "/home/icetee/.meteor/"
}
and config:
Host somename
HostName domain.country
IdentityFile C:\Users\icetee\.ssh\id_rsa
User icetee
When I do this I get the error described above.
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Description
I'm trying to use ProxyCommand through my ssh config file to access a server through a jumpbox. This seems theoretically possible but it doesn't seem like Remote-FTP is finding my config file. I supplied the path in Remote-FTP > Settings as
/Users/Josh.Temple/.ssh/config
, but I'm getting the following error:My
.ftpconfig
file looks like this:My ssh config file is as follows:
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