This may be a silly user error, but it defeats me completely.
I cannot upload to an sftp server on a raspberry pi (which runs debian jessie), getting a message that "Ftp-sync: sync error: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/acb/.shh/for_moode_id_rsa'"
This keyfile (permissions 600) works perfectly well with other ftp programs.So it can't be a straightforward permissions issue. I have restarted vscode numerous times.
This may be a silly user error, but it defeats me completely.
I cannot upload to an sftp server on a raspberry pi (which runs debian jessie), getting a message that "Ftp-sync: sync error: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/acb/.shh/for_moode_id_rsa'"
This keyfile (permissions 600) works perfectly well with other ftp programs.So it can't be a straightforward permissions issue. I have restarted vscode numerous times.
{ "remotePath": "/home/pi/scripts/", "host": "moode.lan", "username": "pi", "password": xxx, "port": xxx, "secure": true, "protocol": "sftp", "uploadOnSave": false, "passive": true, "debug": true, "privateKeyPath": "/Users/acb/.shh/for_moode_id_rsa", "passphrase": null, "ignore": [ "\\.vscode", "\\.git", "\\.DS_Store" ], "generatedFiles": { "uploadOnSave": false, "extensionsToInclude": [], "path": "" } }