Re: [Freemind-developer] FreeMind web page is down
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From: Dan P. <dan...@gm...> - 2011-02-17 16:35:18
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Hello Chris, works now. Thanks for the update of my permissions in "freemind" project. I use "danielpolansky,freemind" with SFTP and "web.sourceforge.net" on port 22, and it works. --Dan On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 10:05 PM, Christian Foltin (GMX) <chr...@gm...> wrote: > Hi Dan and Eric, > > updated. Maybe that was it. > > BTW, I only use the sftp thing. The shell is only used, when really > needed (eg. to execute server side scripts like update.sh on mediawiki). > > HTH, Chris > > Am 16.02.11 21:55, schrieb Eric Lavarde: >> Hi Daniel, >> >> could it be that WinSCP doesn't tell you the whole truth: >> >> $ scp test >> ewl,fre...@sh...:/home/project-web/freemind/htdocs >> ewl,fre...@sh...'s password: >> >> You don't have an active shell at this time. For basic file transfers and >> management, use web.sourceforge.net -- it allows rsync, sftp, and scp >> access. >> >> If you would like to create a shell, use ssh to login using a USER,PROJECT >> username with the "create" command. If you tell ssh to allocate a tty >> (e.g. using -t), an interactive shell will be opened when the create is >> done. Otherwise, the create command will exit when the shell becomes >> ready for use. An example create that enters the shell when ready: >> >> ssh -t USER,PR...@sh... create >> >> lost connection >> >> If I create the shell prior to trying to transfer files, it works like a >> charm. Under Windows, the ssh client of choice is Putty if I remember >> well (or Cygwin and install OpenSSH). >> >> On the other hand, sftp directly to web.sourceforge.net does work >> properly for me without creating a shell before!? I can even download a >> file from you and re-upload it again without issue. >> >> Perhaps you don't have the rights needed?! >> >> Chris, can you compare Stan and my rights? >> >> Eric >> >> On 16/02/11 13:22, Dan Polansky wrote: >>> Hello Eric, >>> >>> I have tried "shell.sourceforge.net" with "danielpolansky,freemind" >>> and SCP on port 22 too, but with the same result: access denied. >>> >>> --Dan >>> >>> >>> On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 12:59 PM, Eric Lavarde - FreeMind >>> <fre...@zo...> wrote: >>>> Hi Dan, >>>> >>>> could be the problem, but I haven't tried since the changes, just >>>> guessing: I used to use "shell.sourceforge.net" as server and >>>> "ewl,freemind" as user, and SCP as protocol (also port 22), and it used to >>>> work. >>>> >>>> Eric >>>> >>>> Dan Polansky said: >>>>> Hello Eric, >>>>> >>>>> thank you for the tips. WinSCP is mentioned by SF as one of the >>>>> recommended programs. I am actually using SFTP protocol and user name >>>>> "danielpolansky" without "freemind". When I try to log in to >>>>> "web.sourceforge.net" on port 22 using SFTP and >>>>> "danielpolansky,freemind", I get the message "Access denied". Logging >>>>> in using "danielpolansky" has worked before the recent changes made by >>>>> SF, and I could edit the wiki config file. Logging in using >>>>> "danielpolansky" still works for viewing the files but not longer for >>>>> writing to the files. >>>>> >>>>> Best regards, >>>>> Dan |