Is that a good idea to connect to server while using Nautilus or Caja?Īctually I don't want to put my username / password in dialogue box which appear when I click File > Connect to server, instead I want to use my. I found gFTP (which is an old program and I'm not sure how much secure is it?), I also found that I can use Ubuntu file manager to connect to my server. So I am looking for FileZilla client alternative for Linux, which I can use as sftp client with ssh key. Ubuntu 16.04 is old OS, use 17.10 or Debian latest version. Unfortunately the FileZilla support just have one answer if we ask them: I search on internet and found that it is happening with a lot of users. For the last month FileZilla client was working fine on Ubuntu 16.04, but now it crashes whenever I start it. Now Linux is my primary operating system. >make sure that the public key entered corresponds to step 3 above.On Windows I'm using FileZilla to upload/download files on my WordPress website, via sftp, while using ssh key. >navigate to folder to check the authorized_keys file If that fails, please use the ssh browser, to log in to your VM, and perform the following A new window will open to allow you to connect with your username (chirayu). ppk file you created before + check Allow agent forwarding. Once you paste the entire key, you will see that the username will populate on the left (chirayu).Ĥ.Now go back to Putty, put the external IP address in Host name. Save the private key.ģ.Now in your target instance.
Since you are getting errors on two different third party applications, I suspect the issue is more related to your target VM.ġ.On Putty key generator, please generate the key.Ģ.After at "key comment", put a username for example “chirayu”.
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