Description: A Service Menu that allows you to easily SCP a file to a remote host. (Or even locally, but why bother?!? lol)
Now fixed, using fish:// after a discussion with a friend. I was thinking bass-ackwards earlier and could not get it to work. (Stuffing host into a var, then feeding that to fish, instead of calling kdialog right after the fish:// part. Bah.)
Either way, it's the only context-menu scp I've seen so far. If there are others, possibly one that allows me to select multiple files, *please* let me know.Last changelog:
This has just been obsoleted in KDE CVS :)
The "Copy/Move To .." feature ('kuick'?) allows you to type an URL when choosing "Browse".
See:
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55155
Excellent! :) This make me very happy.
Thanks devs! Not that I use CVS, but hopefully soon-ish the current CVS makes it into an official release.
If anything, I am now more familiar with how servicemenus and such work, I'd never used kdialog before yesterday, so it's all a good learning experience. ;)
I know about fish, but is there someway that I have not found yet to do so from a context menu? If so, please let me know. And if you know of a way to do so with kfmclient, even better. :D
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all that is in the tar file is a .desktop file. what do i do with it?
create a file named install.sh and insert the following: #!/bin/bash kdeinstdir=`kde-config --prefix` echo "Now installing Secure Copy To Remote Host" cp scpfile.desktop $kdeinstdir/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/ echo "Finished installing."
This has just been obsoleted in KDE CVS :) The "Copy/Move To .." feature ('kuick'?) allows you to type an URL when choosing "Browse". See: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55155
Excellent! :) This make me very happy. Thanks devs! Not that I use CVS, but hopefully soon-ish the current CVS makes it into an official release. If anything, I am now more familiar with how servicemenus and such work, I'd never used kdialog before yesterday, so it's all a good learning experience. ;)
Sorry, but that already exists, it's fish://
I know about fish, but is there someway that I have not found yet to do so from a context menu? If so, please let me know. And if you know of a way to do so with kfmclient, even better. :D