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Hey, Sid via Siduction most recent release - the lxqt and open box version on an AMD C-50 netbook.
scp works. gnome-commander has some bugs listed and is on hold with dpkg with me, I often also use that to sftp between machines on my network.
If anyone has pcmanfm-qt5 ver 0.8.0-3 that will work in sftp mode please chime in and say it works.
The other option is that I have a non-functional .gvfs setup and/or need to apt-get install gvfs-fuse
aptitude search gvfs
i gvfs - userspace virtual filesystem - GIO module
pi gvfs-backends - userspace virtual filesystem - backends
i gvfs-bin - userspace virtual filesystem - binaries
i gvfs-common - userspace virtual filesystem - common data files
i gvfs-daemons - userspace virtual filesystem - servers
p gvfs-dbg - userspace virtual filesystem - debugging information
p gvfs-fuse - userspace virtual filesystem - fuse server
i gvfs-libs - userspace virtual filesystem - private libraries
p xmms2-plugin-gvfs - XMMS2 - gvfs plug-in
i fuse
[Note - I only use aptitude to update on stable. Apt-get only for me for testing and sid]
And also on an atom notebook running LMDE mate 32 bit pcmanfm 1.1.2-1 dnw for sftp in the same way. gnome-commander shuts down when Remote Server is moused and does nothing when New connection is moused. On this machine .gvfs dot folder is present.
pcmanfm and gnome-commander has been my goto for shuffling things around for years and still just works for being a gui backend for sftp on #! on stable for me. TIA
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Solved. I just needed to add gvfs-backends I sure lurked a long time on this one, playing with openbox and lxqt on a sid and testing install.
And for the future, https://github.com/debian-lxqt/pcmanfm- … 51961c56dc
No, no , not done by me. That should be adding the gvfs-backends recommendation in I believe.
And at least for my system, gvfs-fuse was not needed.
Last edited by paxmark1 (2015-01-06 00:17:16)
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