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Revised Mar 14 2003
Mac OS X automatically includes SSH software so nothing
needs to be downloaded from Sitelicense. These webpages document
SSH's use in communicating with u.arizona.edu (the U-System)
from a Mac running OS X.
- The command ssh is used to log in to remote
hosts, replacing rlogin and telnet.
- SSH software also includes the commands scp
and sftp, which replace cp and ftp for
copying files to and from the U-System.
- Some applications like Fetch and GoLive
have their own file-transport mechanisms but they are not secure so
they must tunnel SSH to get to remote hosts that are protected
by SSH.
- You might consider Fugu as a
graphical alternative to Fetch for file transfers.
These webpages document how to get OS X to communicate
with the U-System in order to:
 log
in to u.arizona.edu, copy files in both directions,
tune your OS X environment for SSH using Unix basics
set
up SSH tunneling
use
Fugu to copy files
use
tunneling with Fetch to copy
files
use
tunneling with Dreamweaver to publish
webpages
use
tunneling with GoLive to publish
webpages |
| OS X is a non-traditional Mac interface.
If more Unix details are needed to make these pages useful, please
notify us using the mailto: at the bottom of all these webpages.
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