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[Pavel Shevchuk]

In KDE4 it's not hard at all =)

http://stalwart.fedorapeople.org/fedorapeople_kde4/1.png
http://stalwart.fedorapeople.org/fedorapeople_kde4/2.png
(these two files uploaded using drag'n'drop in dolphin)

On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 8:07 PM, Mike Langlie <mlanglie at redhat.com> wrote:
> Martin Sourada wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, 2008-07-14 at 12:49 -0400, Mike Langlie wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> How do I upload something directly to my people account?
>>> Having a hard time figuring that out.
>>>
>>> Mike
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It's actually pretty easy and you can do it even using nautilus, but I
>> find more convenient to use mc. Here are the steps:
>>
>>  * open terminal
>>  * open mc in terminal
>>  * in one panel navigate to the folder you have the file in
>>  * switch to the other panel (hit tab)
>>  * hit F9, enter the menu, and select shell link
>>  * enter the machine name in format:
>>   <your-fas-account-name>.fedorapeople.org
>>   in my case it's mso.fedorapeople.org
>>  * hit OK. You'll be probably asked for a password to your ssh key -
>>   watch the "command line" to see what's happening
>>  * once you're in, navigate into
>>   /home/fedora/<your-fas-account-name>/public_html
>>   in my case it's /home/fedora/mso/public_html
>>  * switch back to the first panel
>>  * select the file you want to upload (either by hitting insert, or
>>   highlighting it)
>>  * hit F5 to copy, you can leave the form as is and hit OK
>>  * watch the progress in the "command line"
>>  * after you're done, close mc and the terminal
>>
>> Martin
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>
> Thanks Martin. Is there a way to do it without using Terminal?
> (For us lowly Mac users who aren't schooled in such things...)
>
> Mike
>
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