Transfer files between computers using SSH and Dolphin (Easy!)

[Mark342]

1. In Dolphin, Right click an empty spot on the "Places" sidebar and click "Add Entry..."
2. Give the place a name in the "Label" box
3. In the location box, type fish://user@ipaddress where "user" is the a username on the remote machine and "ipaddress" is that machine's ip address (ex: 192.168.0.1)
4. Click Ok
Done!

You can now user that computer like any other external drive or folder in Dolphin.

Also check out parnote's excellent SSH magazine article in the Feb. edition of the PCLinuxOS magazine.
His article is what got me into SSH in the first place.

[bicol_willem]

That will become very useful here Mark342, thanks for that!

[menotu]

Thanks for posting that Mark342 - nice tip.

Also check out parnote's excellent SSH magazine article in the Feb. edition of the PCLinuxOS magazine. His article is what got me into SSH in the first place. 

Yeah - it's a very good article.

[Roc4fun]

This is so timely!  I have a machine running XBMC live.  It doesn't have any native gui apps, so using a remote X conmmand like ssh -Y would still only let me do command line functions.  This lets me do GUI file operations from my desktop.

Thanks,

Dave

[Archie]

And if I may add, it also works remotely outside one's LAN ... like to a domain that you have an account with.

[Vortеx]

If I may add - some similar options in other file managers.

Krusader
Tools-->New Network Cinnection


Gnome Commander
Connections-->Remote server


Midnight Commander
Left (or Right)-->Shell link

[AndrzejL]

Been using it for ages... never wrote about it tho...

http://andrzejl.no-ip.org:10101/wordpress/2011/06/26/synchronizing-files-between-the-machines-via-ssh-using-rsync/

Here is a link (which contains more links) with my little ssh tutorials.

Andy

[ElCuervo]

Please allow me to chime in with my favorite ssh file transfer method, the SFTP feature of the most excellent Filezilla, with its ability to resume broken transfers of very large files and incredible reliability. It's far easier to set up than Samba and NFS, too (although it does have the drawback of needing to set up ssh on Windows if you go Linux-to-Win - but not Win-to-Lin).

Here's a Site Manager snapshot:

[Redeemed-05]

1. In Dolphin, Right click an empty spot on the "Places" sidebar and click "Add Entry..."
2. Give the place a name in the "Label" box
3. In the location box, type fish://user@ipaddress where "user" is the a username on the remote machine and "ipaddress" is that machine's ip address (ex: 192.168.0.1)
4. Click Ok
Done!

You can now user that computer like any other external drive or folder in Dolphin.

Also check out parnote's excellent SSH magazine article in the Feb. edition of the PCLinuxOS magazine.
His article is what got me into SSH in the first place.

Thank you for posting Mark342.