| 2008-02-22 23:03:06 |
Jacob Peddicord |
description |
When trying to access a SFTP/SSH location in Nautilus or any other GVFS enabled application, only SFTP locations with port 22 can be accessed.
How to reproduce:
1. Find a SSH/SFTP server running on a port other than 22.
2. Visit sftp://user@host:port/
3. "Access was denied."
Tried on multiple servers, all producing the same result. Also, accessing sftp://user@host:22/ works fine even with the port number specified, but any other number fails. |
When trying to access a SFTP/SSH location in Nautilus or any other GVFS enabled application, only SFTP locations with port 22 can be accessed.
How to reproduce:
1. Find a SSH/SFTP server running on a port other than 22.
2. Visit sftp://user@host:port/
3. "Access was denied."
Tried on multiple servers, all producing the same result. Also, accessing sftp://user@host:22/ works fine even with the port number specified, but any other number fails.
The same thing occurs when using gvfs-mount from the command line. |
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