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scottwf

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  1. The script works (it says I can't connect to ftp.panic.com, but loads the desktop in the left side and tries to connect. The workflow does show a notification that it's "connecting to favourite" but doesn't say what favourite. Is that where the problem is? Is it not passing the favourite to transmit to connect to?

  2. Where did you change the port? scp should know by itself which port to use, as far as I can tell; the configuration in Alfred should just be a server's IP or hostname. Are you sure your network-attached storage device is running an SSH server?

    Sorry I should have been more specific. I have more than one machine that I access via ssh so originally I had my router forward port 2222 to the correct machine at port 22. So I just changed the router settings so that machine is now port 22. I just wanted to remove the port from the list of possible problems. I added the server to Alfred using the command below:

     

    scp add htpc-tv user password address.no-ip.info /media/video/downloads/post-process/television /
    

     

    I tried it with and without a / at the end of the path and I just use a / for the baseurl

     

    If I type the following a terminal window it works. So it shouldn't be an issue on the receiving end:

     

    scp file.dmg user@address.no-ip.info:/media/video/downloads/post-process/television/
    

    Scott

    P.S. Sorry to keep bothering you, I just think this is such a cool workflow and would use it frequently if I could get it to work.

  3. Sorry, that's a little unclear in the directions. It would ideally be a URL that points to the folder on the remote server you're uploading to. So if I'm uploading to /home/bob/www/folder on my remote server, and /www/ is my web root, I might specify http://www.bob.com/folder/ for the base URL. Then, the file's URL will be copied to the Clipboard after the upload is complete. It's not really necessary for scp to run—you could enter anything there. In a future release, it'll hopefully be rejiggered so it's optional.

    Thanks, I thought that's what baseurl might mean, but thought it might be a required field (I just put a / in place for the base url) but it's still not working to send files to my NAS. I can scp in a terminal window using the same details. Before I would put up a notification within a second of executing and now it's not giving me a notification after I changed the port to the default 22 thinking the port might have been the problem.

    Any ideas? Activity monitor doesn't show any significant activity (using  300mb and 3mb files to test) and the file isn't showing up on the other end.

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