subhra74 / snowflake

Graphical SFTP client and terminal emulator with helpful utilities
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Doesn't list local files, and not possible to choose identity file #136

Open JakubSkowron opened 4 years ago

JakubSkowron commented 4 years ago

Describe the bug Exeptions thrown when trying to see local files. Doesn't list local files, and not possible to choose identity file (private key file). Caused by me having a files in my home directory (~/) containing Polish letters in names, e.g 'Dom na skale, Złota zasada postępowania, Ciasna brama.ogv' and 'Bogaty młodzieniec, Niebezpieczeństwo bogactw.ogv'

To Reproduce Prerequisite: have a file named 'Dom na skale, Złota zasada postępowania, Ciasna brama.ogv' in your home directory. Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to session manager, choose a site
  2. Click on Private key file Browse
  3. See error - empty list of files

Expected behavior You should be able to choose file from your local folder

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Additional context It is also not possible to see local files in tab when connected.

snowflake.txt

jofiedler commented 4 years ago

I had the same problem. After downloading and installing snowflake-1.0.4-setup-amd64.bin from https://github.com/subhra74/snowflake/releases/tag/v1.0.4 it works. The installation contains its own java-runtime. Probably the error will not occur anymore.

angmac commented 4 years ago

In snap version you have to enable .ssh access in Ubuntu software store.

PeterBorisenko commented 2 years ago

In snap version you have to enable .ssh access in Ubuntu software store.

Sorry but not everyone is a snap expert :) How to do this?

angmac commented 2 years ago

Open Ubuntu Software, find the Snowflake package, open it. You will see "Remove" and "Rights" button in the upper left corner (I use it in hungarian language so I'm not sure in the titles). Choose the "Rights" button and enable "ssh-keys: allows reading ssh user configuration and keys".