I've talked with the administrators per e-mail, and I'm the first person to report such a problem. I thought this was the same error that FileZilla had on Windows, so I tried the command sftp but I was presented with the same error. I enter it, and then it exits with this error: sftp ** I enter my password **Ĭouldn't canonicalize: No such file or directory I double-checked, and Windows does a ECDH key exchange when connecting to the same server, instead of a DH one like in this trace. I thought it might be a problem with the FileZilla installation, but it works for all other servers I've tried it with (including my personal server). Trace: CControlSocket::ResetOperation(2114) Trace: CSftpControlSocket::ResetOperation(2114) Trace: Doing Diffie-Hellman group exchange

Trace: Server version: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.9p1-hpn14v5 If I turn on debug output, the following happens: Command: open 22 FileZilla hangs on open 22, and then times out. On Linux (Linux Mint 17.2), however, nothing works. I assume this is due to some weird misconfiguration in the server. If I don't do it, it exits with after the lines: Command: pwdĮrror: Failed to retrieve directory listing. I did have to change 'Advanced -> Default Remote Directory' to / (or the full path to my home directory) for it to work, however. I configured the and enter the password when asked. On Windows, everything works using FileZilla. I've got a specific server (let's call it ) for which I'm not the administrator, but I've got an user account for which SSH is enabled (it works on both Windows with PuTTY, and Linux with the default ssh command), and I want to access it using the SFTP protocol.

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