I've been trying to help someone out with this problem, and not using Kbear
installed it on one of my Debian distro's. I have no problems using Fish with
Konqueror in both directions from my 2 machines. Kbear works ok using the FTP
protocol. I removed the key on the Debian machine
from. /home/user_name/.ssh/known_hosts. Then started Kbear. Entered the
IPaddress of the other machine, selected "Fish" as protocol, entered user
name, and password, and for it to access /home/user directory. Asking it to
connect brings up the request panel regarding the key. "Do you want to
continue?" "Yes". Kbear then creates a new key to replace the one I had
deleted for accessing this IPaddress. This is as far as it gets. It just
hangs then, and doesn't connect to the address.
Anyone any suggestions?
There used to be a facility for contacting the authors of individual apps at
kde.org, but this seems to have disappeared. But as the site is quite
extensive, perhaps I just can't find it. (Bit like finding your way round the
Sun Microsystems site).
In anticipation. Nigel.
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