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so I am trying to copy file from local to application running on terminal using Remote Desktop Connection, but when i debug the clipboard it is showing empty clipboard (i.e terminal clipboard). How can i redirect the clipboard of terminal to local ?
PS: My terminal has rights of copy paste (I can copy files from local desktop to terminal desktop)
I tried using FreeRDP, RDPCore and WinScp.NET but didnt find a solution.
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VS Code allows a local development experience with source code and source execution on a remote machine: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview
Is there a similar tool to this for use with IntelliJ? The VSCode extension pack doesn't need to mount the files from the remote source locally. It actually runs a server behind the scene on the remote box and serves over files one at a time as you need to access them to the IDE running on your local machine.
Update 2021-11-04: JetBrains now has 2 products/features that enable this sort of remote development:
JetBrains Projector (ref)
JetBrains Gateway (ref)
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IntelliJ IDEA doesn't have this feature at the moment, you can follow the corresponding feature request for updates.
Quoting the blog post:
We’re considering the possibility to extend the “thin client” approach
to other scenarios beyond collaborative editing, such as running the
IDE backend in the cloud, but we aren’t ready to announce specific
plans in that area.
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I connect to a remote folder via winscp/cyberduck, to edit a file. I can open the file with an editor of choice like sublimetext or brackets but I cannot seem to open a folder and edit the files within the folder, this option is not available.
How to open remote folder so I can edit all files within the folder (not having to open each file individually) ?
sshfs might be your friend. I heard there was some version for Windows too.
In WinSCP, select all files in the folder before using the Edit command.
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I'm on a Windows 7 machine. I am using the Putty.exe executable for connecting to my remote machine. I enter the right credentials, and click open. The console pops up with the following and closes with no errors or warnings.
How do I make it work?
Check Putty setting: Connection > SSH > Remote command.
Try to tweak or simply remove the remote command and see if it helps solving the issue.
What you are describing is trying to log into the shell with a user that is an "ftp only" user (not authorized shell access).
Go to Control Panel -> Users -> Manage Users, select the "Edit" link
adjacent to the user you are having trouble with, and make sure that
the radio button for "shell" is selected. Submit the form, and wait
for it to take effect (usually a matter of a few minutes).
Once the change has taken effect, you should be able to telnet (though, please do not use telnet, as it is insecure) or ssh into the shell without problem (assuming the user/pass is correct).
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I'm using Putty to control my SSH server, but it's working only if my computer is working and putty is also working. how should i run my server, that it will work even if putty is closed and windows is shutted down also? My friend told me to run server in 'screen' mode but I don't know what exactly it is, so I want you to explain me.
Screen is a tool for linux to run programs in a 'screen' inside of the system. It is just what you need.
You can install it like this: sudo apt-get install screen
You can create a screen with screen
By using screen -list, you can see all active/started screens.
To reattach to an unused screen, just use screen (-d) -r [screenID] > use -d only if screen is still attatched
To deattatch from a screen press Ctrl+a (release after pressing) and after that d
A screen runs as long as you don't kill it.
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I have a txt file on the server with hundreds of image links. All links are images.
I want to ssh and use wget to download all the links in the txt file into a folder on the server.
I have googled my brains out with no luck
wget has the -i switch. This way, you can let it read the URLs which it should download from a file:
ssh user#hostname 'wget -i imagelinks.txt'
This works if your file contains one URL per line.