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Previously on "EC2 SCP Access (GUI)"

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  • RasputinDude
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    If you want a GUI, you could try ForkLift

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  • stek
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    Did this on my (non-EC2) remote box, works!!

    $ ssh-keygen -t rsa

    $ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh -p 1022 [email protected] "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"

    I used no passphrase and have ssh on port 1022 for a hint of security....

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    Will give that a go in the morning thanks, sounds like an idea. I am 3 beers in now so best not to touch something as frustrating as EC2.
    And second ODI is on!

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Can you not do the normal Unix thing, ssh-keygen an RSA key on MacOs and paste into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on server end?
    Will give that a go in the morning thanks, sounds like an idea. I am 3 beers in now so best not to touch something as frustrating as EC2.

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    Thanks for your help.

    Yep it is an absolute faff. Put all your security in a file stored on a local drive.

    It's not like anyone can boot a Mac in single user mode is it?
    Can you not do the normal Unix thing, ssh-keygen an RSA key on MacOs and paste into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on server end?

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Just 'works' for me! Locally and remotely.

    I didn't mess around with pem files though, why do you need to do that? Is it an EC2 thing? Mabes you just need to generate a key pair and add to authorized_hosts?

    ssh-copy-id might work for you in that case....

    EDIT: just checked EC2 - what a faff!!
    Thanks for your help.

    Yep it is an absolute faff. Put all your security in a file stored on a local drive.

    It's not like anyone can boot a Mac in single user mode is it?

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    Yup.

    I'm baffled.

    It's a lovely piece of software though. Will be perfect when I get it working.
    Just 'works' for me! Locally and remotely.

    I didn't mess around with pem files though, why do you need to do that? Is it an EC2 thing? Mabes you just need to generate a key pair and add to authorized_hosts?

    ssh-copy-id might work for you in that case....

    EDIT: just checked EC2 - what a faff!!
    Last edited by stek; 5 March 2017, 18:26.

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Yup.

    I'm baffled.

    It's a lovely piece of software though. Will be perfect when I get it working.

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    Stek,

    You can't point me to A walk through for this that actually works. Everything I find is tulip.

    Saved pem to ~/.ssh/cfl.pem
    Created ~/.ssh/config
    IdentityFile "~/.ssh/cfl.pem"
    chmod 700 ~/.ssh/cfl.pem

    restarted SSH daemon.

    Now stumped by user/pass credentials I should give.
    Did you set protocol in Transmit to SFTP (it defaults to FTP)....

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Stek,

    You can't point me to A walk through for this that actually works. Everything I find is tulip.

    Saved pem to ~/.ssh/cfl.pem
    Created ~/.ssh/config
    IdentityFile "~/.ssh/cfl.pem"
    chmod 700 ~/.ssh/cfl.pem

    restarted SSH daemon.

    Now stumped by user/pass credentials I should give.

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    Getting back into EC2 for a little side project I have on the back burner.

    Any recommendation for a GUI SCP client for MacOS? I am finding the command line quite tedious for the volume and nature of transfers I am doing.
    Transmit from panic.com

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  • clearedforlanding
    started a topic EC2 SCP Access (GUI)

    EC2 SCP Access (GUI)

    Getting back into EC2 for a little side project I have on the back burner.

    Any recommendation for a GUI SCP client for MacOS? I am finding the command line quite tedious for the volume and nature of transfers I am doing.

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