[ubuntu-uk] Help needed with ssh
John Matthews
jakewc2 at sky.com
Wed Jul 15 10:44:03 BST 2009
Darren.Mansell at opengi.co.uk wrote:
>>>
>> Hi thank you for your message, well that sort of defeats the object
>>
> for
>
>> me really as I want to learn the commands. Its kind of frustrating
>>
> that
>
>> there isnt something available for beginners to read for ssh. I know
>> people have given me some urls but they are quite intense and expect
>> people to already have some knowledge of what they are talking about,
>>
> so
>
>> its very hard making my way through them.
>>
>> Plus after finding out last night that I might have a problem with the
>> terminal not recocnising folders where they are supposed to be, it
>>
> sort
>
>> of was why I wanted help pc to pc, to make sure.
>>
>> Nothing is ever easy is it.
>>
>> John.
>>
>> --
>>
>
> I think what you're really trying to find out is how to use the shell.
> SSH and the shell are 2 different things, SSH is the method of
> connecting into a shell over a network. To actually do stuff once you're
> connected you use standard Linux/Unix commands such as ls, rm, mv, cp
> etc. This is pretty good http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/basic.shtml
>
> For using SSH, it's a different set of commands. As I said SSH is just a
> method of connecting. There are other things that have been added
> alongside SSH such as SCP and SFTP, which are just ways of copying files
> over SSH. Just google SSH tutorial for that.
>
> Darren
>
>
Hi Darren,
Well see I didnt know that, and I am so glad that you have explained it.
This is something that I came across last night, whilst trying to upload
a file from my Dektop to my website using shell commands, or at least
trying to. Something that I found out after a while was that you need a
Terminal open for the Desktop and one for the Remote server. I just
could not get my Terminal to recognise that there was a file on my
desktp that needed to be transfered, kept saying no file found. This is
something that is really frustrating me that I couldnt get that to work,
which was why I asked about pc to pc help.
I am sorry about all the questions, I think I already frightened
somebody off, which I am really sorry about if I have. :(
John
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