Failed to use SFTP to update files on Windows 10 running the OpenSSH server
I want to work remotely on a win10 machine by SSH.
I started the OpenSSH server service following the directions at:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse
The account I used in this server has the windows admin privilege.
My local machine is also win10 based. I used mobaxterm as the ssh client. The connection is successful and mobaxterm's sftp directory on the left shows the file hierarchy in the remote machine.
But when I edit a remote file and try to save it, the uploading process to update the original takes forever with no success. The remote file is not read-only, on the mobaxterm's sftp bar it shows a 677 permission.
How could I change my configuration of the server to make the files could be remotely edited by mobaxterm's sftp?
Thank you!
windows-10 permissions openssh sftp mobaxterm
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
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I want to work remotely on a win10 machine by SSH.
I started the OpenSSH server service following the directions at:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse
The account I used in this server has the windows admin privilege.
My local machine is also win10 based. I used mobaxterm as the ssh client. The connection is successful and mobaxterm's sftp directory on the left shows the file hierarchy in the remote machine.
But when I edit a remote file and try to save it, the uploading process to update the original takes forever with no success. The remote file is not read-only, on the mobaxterm's sftp bar it shows a 677 permission.
How could I change my configuration of the server to make the files could be remotely edited by mobaxterm's sftp?
Thank you!
windows-10 permissions openssh sftp mobaxterm
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37
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I want to work remotely on a win10 machine by SSH.
I started the OpenSSH server service following the directions at:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse
The account I used in this server has the windows admin privilege.
My local machine is also win10 based. I used mobaxterm as the ssh client. The connection is successful and mobaxterm's sftp directory on the left shows the file hierarchy in the remote machine.
But when I edit a remote file and try to save it, the uploading process to update the original takes forever with no success. The remote file is not read-only, on the mobaxterm's sftp bar it shows a 677 permission.
How could I change my configuration of the server to make the files could be remotely edited by mobaxterm's sftp?
Thank you!
windows-10 permissions openssh sftp mobaxterm
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
I want to work remotely on a win10 machine by SSH.
I started the OpenSSH server service following the directions at:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse
The account I used in this server has the windows admin privilege.
My local machine is also win10 based. I used mobaxterm as the ssh client. The connection is successful and mobaxterm's sftp directory on the left shows the file hierarchy in the remote machine.
But when I edit a remote file and try to save it, the uploading process to update the original takes forever with no success. The remote file is not read-only, on the mobaxterm's sftp bar it shows a 677 permission.
How could I change my configuration of the server to make the files could be remotely edited by mobaxterm's sftp?
Thank you!
windows-10 permissions openssh sftp mobaxterm
windows-10 permissions openssh sftp mobaxterm
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:35
Rushhour ParkRushhour Park
61
61
You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37
add a comment |
You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37
You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37
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You are authenticating as a user on the remote machine or a user on the local machine?
– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 22:01
Hi Ramhound, I use an admin account to SSH into the remote machine.
– Rushhour Park
Feb 2 at 23:37