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--- howto:sftp_cyberduck [2022/01/18 15:01] – Stefan Bircher
+++ howto:sftp_cyberduck [2022/12/05 16:22] (current) – Stefan Bircher
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 ====== ... connect to LiRI SFTP storage using Cyberduck ======
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 ===== Step 1 - Download and install Cyberduck =====
-Download the latest version of //Cyberduck// from https://cyberduck.io.
+Download the latest version of //Cyberduck// for your OS (Windows 10 or macOS) from https://cyberduck.io.
 To install //Cyberduck//, execute the downloaded .exe file (Windows 10) or extract the downloaded .zip file (macOS).
-===== Step 2 - Add private key file =====
+===== Step 2 - Connect to LiRI SFTP storage =====
 Open //Cyberduck// and click on the //Open Connection// icon:
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 In the dialog window, select "SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)" from the first drop-down menu and set the remaining input fields as follows:
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   * //Username// = “<SFTP user name>” (corresponds to the name of your LiRI SFTP storage share)
-Select your private key file from the drop-down menu //SSH Private Key//, or, if it does not figure in the list, locate it via "Choose", and click on //Connect//:
+Select your private key file from the //SSH Private Key// drop-down menu, or, if it does not figure in the list, locate the private key file via "Choose", and click on //Connect//:
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+{{gallery> howto:sftp_cyberduck_2-2.png?500x250&lightbox }}
-Locate and open the private key file from the SSH key pair which should be used for public key authentication.
+After the connection is successfully estabished, the LiRI SFTP storage's root directory appears in //Cyberduck//'s file manager:
-If prompted, click //Yes// in the //Convert key file// dialog box and execute the conversion of the selected private key file into a format supported by //FileZilla Client//.
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-In the conversion procedure, you have to use the password associated with the SSH key pair, i.e., the password/passphrase you originally defined when creating the SSH key pair.
-The added private key file should now be displayed in the //Private keys// list. Klick //OK// for the changes to take effect:
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