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From: Robert Froese <froese@mtu.edu>
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Subject: fish in konqueror
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Dear List,

A while back I enquired about enabling sftp through konqueror in 5.1-R.  I was 
told to use fish instead ... which works just fine when I attempt to connect 
from my 5.1-R box to a debian box.  But ... it doesn't work from a 5.1-R box 
to another 5.1-R box.  It just says "connecting..." and sits there forever.

Any ideas?  Advice would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers,

	...Robert