problems with fish:/ (garbage collection)

[john e]

I have used sftp:// in konqueror with great success. Try it.
I use the url:   sftp://site.com
That results in the usuall challenge then ftp-like behavior w/o having
my login name in my bookmarks (for security).

On 6/11/06, Gabriel Dragffy <dragffy at yandex.ru> wrote:
> Of course the process should be killed after the session is finished but
> obviously for one reason or another it is not... You can use both fish://
> and
> sftp:// in konqueror so just try switching to using sftp://username@sdfadsf,
> for example. I posted a question on this list sometime ago asking what
> exactly the difference between the two things was because for me they
> behaved
> exactly the same. A lot of people actually said they are the same but use
> different names, that was until a more enlightened one of us gave me the
> information that I gave you.
>
> On Sunday 11 June 2006 18:08, Juergen Starek wrote:
> > Gabriel Dragffy schrieb:
> >
> > Currently, I'm also having troubles with fish and its (lack of)
> > documentation. So many thanks for your post, this information is new to
> me.
> >
> > > [fish] will create a new process on the remote machine.
> >
> > Do you know when this process is terminated? I hope that upon closing the
> > connection, the perl script doesn't continue to run indefinitely?
> >
> > > The fish: protocol was developed specifically for ssh
> > > that didn't have sftp running,
> >
> > ...and (that's what I just found out) don't run a jail-shell where there
> > are no usernames and groups :-( In this scenario, fish doesn't work even
> > if the requirements stated in its documentation are met.
> >
> > > [...] I  postulate that switching to using sftp:// (if supports) will
> > > eliminate your problems.
> >
> > What I'd need for this would be an ftps KIO-slave, but I don't think there
> > is one, is there?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >   Jürgen
>
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