As indicated by the green circles, do the following things.Open Site Manager by clicking the indicated icon in the upper left of the window.There are numerous applications available, this guide will use the “FileZilla” application.
Still, most users prefer to use an SFTP applcation with a graphical user interface to facilitate data transfer. On Apple OS X, sftp is a built in utility on the command line. When you log in to a remote SCC session using SSH, a graphical SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) browser appears in the left sidebar allowing you to drag and drop files directly to or from the SCC using the SFTP connection. This will bring up a list of sites, click on yours to connect to it again.
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When you connect to the SCC from the same computer in the next 30 days, it will prompt for a password with the same type of box but it should not present a Duo challenge.Note that the box says ‘Password’ but it is really asking you to choose a number for which method you want to use to connect to Duo. Respond to the challenge and FileZilla will connect. This should be familiar to you from other applications. A new box will let you choose a way to respond with Duo.Enter your BU Kerberos password and click OK. A box will appear to ask for your password. Change the Logon Type to “Interactive.” Also, enter your BU login name in the “User:” box. Single-click the name of your SCC site on the left or select “New Site” (you can then “Rename” your site).
Open Site Manager with File > Site Manager.You should instead create a ‘Site’ by doing the following steps: There are issues with Duo two-factor authentication when using the ‘Quickconnect’ method of connecting to the SCC using FileZilla from the opening screen. Scc1% dos2unix filename File Transfer using FileZilla For each uploaded ASCII file, execute the built-in utility dos2unix: Using the terminal, navigate to the directory that contains the ASCII files you uploaded. To correct this problem you will first need to open a terminal connected to the SCC. This will cause problems for most Linux-based applications. Note: Windows-based editors generally put an extra “carriage return” (also referred to as control-M/^M) character at the end of each line of text.
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