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# Translation of remote-connections.docbook to LANGUAGE
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# Copyright (C) 2006-2009, Krusader Krew
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# This file is distributed under the same license as the Krusader package
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#: remote-connections.docbook:2
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msgid "<title>Remote Connections</title>"
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msgid "<primary>Remote Connections</primary>"
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"Remote connections are easily made by typing the &URL; in the <link linkend="
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"\"list_panel\">Location Toolbar</link>; these are actually KIO Slaves. "
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"Please note that the &krusader; panel does not support all KIO Slave e.g. "
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"<command>http://</command> will not work in the panel, but will work in the "
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"<link linkend=\"krviewer\">viewer</link>. Some examples:"
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"<command>ftp://</command><replaceable>public.ftpserver.org/directory/</"
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msgid "<command>fish://</command><replaceable>username@hostname/</replaceable>"
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"<command>sftp://</command><replaceable>username:password@sftp.foo.org/</"
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"<command>ftp://</command><replaceable>username@my.server.org:21/directory/</"
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"<command>smb://</command><replaceable>username:password@server/share</"
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"<command>ftp://</command><replaceable>username@proxyusername:"
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"password@proxipassword@hostname/directory</replaceable>"
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"<command>nfs://</command><replaceable><host>:<port><url-"
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"path></replaceable>"
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"<command>webdav://</command><replaceable>www.server.com/path/</replaceable>"
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"You can bookmark these &URL;'s, however, please read the <link linkend="
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"\"bookman\">Bookman</link> section regarding <emphasis>securely save "
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"passwords</emphasis>. For connecting to multiple locations, bookmark these "
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"&URL;'s and open them one by one, or open them all together by using <link "
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"linkend=\"panel_profiles\">Panel profiles</link>. To switch from one to "
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"another location, just open a <link linkend=\"folder-tabs\">Folder tabs</"
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msgid "There are three ways to start a remote connection:"
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"Type the &URL; in the <link linkend=\"list_panel\">Location Toolbar</link>"
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"Select <emphasis role=\"bold\"> <menuchoice> <guimenu>Tools</guimenu> "
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"<guimenuitem>New Net Connection</guimenuitem> </menuchoice> </emphasis>which "
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"will pop-up a dialog that will ask for the remote site details. This dialog "
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"is handy if you are not used to type remote &URL;'s in the Location Toolbar. "
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"Leaving the password and user name fields empty will log you in as "
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"anonymous. NOTE: we are planning to rewrite this dialog window."
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"You can bookmark a directory on a remote host and return to this directory "
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"from the bookmark button on the top corner of your panel just like in a web "
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"After you log on to a remote server you can browse it just like your local "
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"hard drive with the following exceptions:"
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msgid "You cannot execute files on remote servers."
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"Permissions cannot always be calculated on remote servers (depends on server "
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"and access method) so you might get a \"?\" on the permissions columns for "
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msgid "Disk usage information is not available for most remote filesystems."
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"To change the charset of the remote host use <emphasis role=\"bold\"> "
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"<menuchoice> <guimenu>View</guimenu> <guimenuitem>Select Remote Charset</"
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"guimenuitem> </menuchoice> </emphasis>."
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"You can <emphasis role=\"bold\">close the current Active Remote Connection</"
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"emphasis> by two separate methods:"
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"Manually: Add the disconnect button to the <link linkend=\"mainwindow\">Main "
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"Toolbar</link> and click on it."
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"Automatically: Change the &URL; in the <link linkend=\"list_panel\">Location "
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"&krusader; is a file manager that supports remote connections via KIO "
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"Slaves, but if you are looking for even more advanced remote connections "
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"features, e.g. an advanced &FTP;-client we recommend you to use e.g. <ulink "
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"url=\"http://kasablanca.berlios.de/\">Kasablanca</ulink> or <ulink url="
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"\"http://kftpgrabber.sourceforge.net/\"><application>Kftpgrabber</"
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"application></ulink>."
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msgid "LAN connections via fish:/ protocol (zeroconf)"
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msgid "Remote LAN Connections (zeroconf)"
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"This section is contributed by <ulink url=\"http://krusader.sourceforge.net/"
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"phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=1912\">Andrew Svet (z-vet)</ulink>, feedback about "
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"this chapter is appriciated. Thanks!"
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"This works on a <trademark class=\"registered\">Debian</trademark> system, "
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"so it will work on <trademark class=\"registered\">Debian</trademark> and "
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"derivatives (<trademark class=\"registered\">Kubuntu</trademark> &etc;), "
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"though it should work on other Linuxes as well. We assume that you have "
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"<link linkend=\"gloss-ssh\">SSH</link> installed, configured and working on "
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"every machine on LAN you want to connect to/from. There are plenty of very "
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"good tutorials about <link linkend=\"gloss-ssh\">SSH</link> on the net, e.g. "
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"at <ulink url=\"http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/"
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"Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch17_:_Secure_Remote_Logins_and_File_Copying"
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"\">linuxhomenetworking.com</ulink> or just google for it. We use the default "
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"<link linkend=\"gloss-ssh\">SSH</link> port (22) for this chapter. Remember "
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"to change it if you use different one. All modifications, editing &etc; must "
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"Let's start with installing all the packages we need: <screen>\r\n"
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"<prompt>#</prompt> <userinput><command>apt-get install</command> "
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"<option>avahi-daemon libnss-mdns kdnssd</option></userinput>\r\n"
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"</screen> Everything is installed, now let's do some configuration. First, "
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"we need our services to be announced on LAN. That's why we installed avahi-"
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"daemon: it represents your machine on local network and allows other "
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"applications to publish services they provide. Avahi-daemon comes with "
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"example <filename>ssh.service</filename> configuration file found in "
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"<filename>/usr/share/doc/avahi-daemon/examples</filename> . In order to get "
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"the service to be announced on LAN we need to copy this file to <filename>/"
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"etc/avahi/services</filename> directory: <screen>\r\n"
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"<prompt>#</prompt> <userinput><command>cp</command> <option>/usr/share/doc/"
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"avahi-daemon/examples/ssh.service /etc/avahi/services</option></userinput>"
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"</screen> Now we need fish:/ protocol to be announced too, so we use an ssh."
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"service file as a template for fish.service: <screen>\r\n"
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"<prompt>#</prompt> <userinput><command>cp</command> <option>/etc/avahi/"
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"services/ssh.service /etc/avahi/services/fish.service</option></userinput>"
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"</screen> This file is just a copy of ssh.service, Edit the <filename>fish."
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"service</filename> file and replace \"Remote Terminal on %h\" with \"Fish to "
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"%h\" and \"_ssh._tcp\" with \"_fish._tcp\". Here's how it looks after edit: "
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"<programlisting> \r\n"
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"<?xml version=\"1.0\" standalone='no'?><!--*-nxml-*--> \r\n"
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"<!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM \"avahi-service.dtd\">\r\n"
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"<!-- $Id: remote-connections.docbook,v 1.6 2007/05/02 18:07:28 codeknight "
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" This file is part of avahi. \r\n"
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" avahi is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it \r\n"
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" under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as \r\n"
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" published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the \r\n"
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" License, or (at your option) any later version. \r\n"
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" avahi is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but \r\n"
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" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of \r\n"
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" MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR \r\n"
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"<!-- See avahi.service(5) for more information about this configuration "
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"<service-group> \r\n"
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" <name replace-wildcards=\"yes\">FISH to %h</name> \r\n"
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" <type>_fish._tcp</type> \r\n"
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" <port>22</port> \r\n"
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" </service> \r\n"
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"</service-group> \r\n"
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"</programlisting> Save the modified file. Now we need to create a new file "
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"<filename>_fish._tcp</filename>, open a text editor and add the next lines: "
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"<programlisting>\r\n"
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"Name=FISH Protocol (ssh) \r\n"
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"Type=_fish._tcp \r\n"
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"PathEntry=path \r\n"
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"PasswordEntry=p\r\n"
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"</programlisting> And save the file <filename>/usr/share/apps/zeroconf/_fish."
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"_tcp</filename> Do the same on each machine on your LAN, then restart avahi-"
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"daemon: <screen>\r\n"
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"<prompt># /etc/init.d/</prompt> <userinput><command>avahi-daemon</command> "
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"<option>restart</option></userinput>\r\n"
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"</screen> Than open &krusader; and type in location-toolbar-lnk: "
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"<filename>zeroconf:/</filename> to open the <link linkend=\"gloss-zeroconf"
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"\">zeroconf</link> connection. Enter the <guilabel>Fish Protocol</guilabel> "
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"directory. Inside you'll find the links to each machine that announced "
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"<filename>fish:/</filename> on your LAN, the location-toolbar-lnk: will "
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"point to <filename>zeroconf:/_fish._tcp</filename> Double clicking on any of "
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"these machines, them will bring up the password prompt, asking you for yor "
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"ssh key passphrase (if password was set). Enter your passphrase. "
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"Congratulations: you connected to remote machine using &krusader;!"
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