I keep getting the message in the screenshot, even though my credentials are correct.
#Has anyone here been able to connect to their server's SFTP through Finder?
vestal canyon
Finder is giving me problems as well. You are supposed to be able to use the Go - Connect to Server, and then use the following syntax: ftps://user.XXXX@host:2022 But this is not working for me. I ended up just downloading and using Filezilla and it works great. I even tried using the Mac Terminal session with " sftp user.XXXX@host:2022 " No luck. It imports the ssh key so I know the communication is happening, but it will not accept the login credentials. I am not sure if it is because I enabled 2FA for all users, but that may be my issue. Filezilla still works even after I added 2FA to the server, so not sure. But Mac was not being frienfly with Finder or Terminal.
hazy acorn
Finder is giving me problems as well. You are supposed to be able to use the Go ...
You can't connect with ftps:// it's an SFTP server
rose horizon
Yeah but it doesn't want to use SFTP
URLs commonly begin with afp://, cifs://, ftp://, ftps://, http://, https://, nfs://, smb:// or vnc://.
It just gives me this whenever I try SFTP
Doesn't even give me a chance to input my password
hazy acorn
ok... it's still not an ftps server
rose horizon
Okay is there a way to make MacOS use SFTP?
hazy acorn
from the looks of it, not without third party tools. but I don't really spend any time on macs
rose horizon
It's weird because I'm able to connect to root on the IP of the machine but it's not very useful to me in the way that I'd hoped
Can't look at the files
For some reason Cyberduck won't let me in
But Filezilla will
hazy acorn
It's weird because I'm able to connect to root on the IP of the machine but it's...
yeah but what protocol