Transferring files between 2 machines

rgnr · 2012-07-10 08:39:32

arclance wrote:

Did you close the first connection before opening the second?
I don't know what thunar would do if you did not do that.
Could you check if both computers somehow got assigned the same ip address?
Could you run
ssh user@ipethx
in a terminal and post the output from after you type in your password to see if it is a problem with ssh itself.

Here ye go:

ssh rgnr@ipeth
rgnr@ipeth's password: 
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-bash: /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/2183/tasks: No such file or directory
-bash: /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/2183/notify_on_release: No such file or directory

Last edited by rgnr (2012-07-10 09:28:53)

rgnr · 2012-07-10 08:47:21

Well, the problem here is not the method of accessing the remote. It is just that by some reason the browsing machine thinks that configured ip belongs to itself.. Is there a some config that is responsible for IPs?

mynis01 · 2012-07-10 08:50:14

Well I guess the most minimal way of setting up IPs is editing /etc/hosts.

fortyseven · 2012-07-10 13:38:14

I think you may have a hosts file configuration problem. Nonetheless, can you ssh into the remote machine by typing (without the square brackets):

ssh -l [username of remote account] [ipaddress of remote machine]

Last edited by fortyseven (2012-07-10 13:39:31)

hinto · 2012-07-10 13:43:40

FWIW, a crossover isn't needed for USB to USB connections.
Ethernet over USB
-Hinto

rgnr · 2012-07-10 15:12:25

It's very strange, but today I've managed to work out lan through router. With gftp on ftp I'm getting 5-5.5 MB/s. Yesterday it didn't work hmm I wonder if it stays tommorow neutral

arclance · 2012-07-10 16:24:24

^ Did you reboot?
That could fix ip address issues by renegotiating them with the router.

hinto wrote:

FWIW, a crossover isn't needed for USB to USB connections.
Ethernet over USB
-Hinto

But who has a type A male to type A male USB cable anymore?
I don't have one, since USB 2.0 everything seems to use type b, mini, or micro heads on one end.
I had some USB 1.0 era ones but they failed years ago.

Last edited by arclance (2012-07-10 16:27:39)

hinto · 2012-07-10 17:15:20

I just used one to update my Mac. I connected Mac to Mac with one.
-H

arclance · 2012-07-10 17:42:47

If you have one it's a good option but most people would probably have to buy one.
Since most people with more than one computer have an existing network for their internet connection it would be cheaper to use the existing network than buying a new cable.

Most modern ethernet cards don't even need a crossover cable anymore anyway.
They are able to handle a direct computer to computer connection internally.

rgnr · 2012-07-14 00:08:15

OK, the situation is resolved. I'm using routerthrough connection and get so far 5.5MB/s with ftp. The post can be neutralized now smile

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