In unraid if you load the console, and type MC you get a cool norton commander clone called Mightnight Commander... it is a graphical file manager for the console. Anyway... when copying files you highlight them and press F5 to open the copy dialogue.. but in a browser that just refreshes.... how do you use the F5 command in MC?

 

I've been pressing F9 and selecting copy from the menu.. but I thought you guys might know a better wya.

Edited September 24, 20205 yr by questionbot

Putty.

From memory, Alt+num i.e. Alt+5 instead of F5 works for web 

12 hours ago, jonathanm said:

Putty.

This....

 

The web based terminal is ok for the quick once in a rare moon use, but if you're in it a fair amount then nothing beats putty

14 hours ago, jonathanm said:

Putty.

So... do I need to set anything up to enable SSH?

 

1 hour ago, Squid said:

nothing beats putty

I usually use MobaXterm but happy to use Putty in opn windows. Though I mainly use linux so probably just ssh user@hostip or something?

Edited September 25, 20205 yr by questionbot

22 minutes ago, questionbot said:

So... do I need to set anything up to enable SSH?

Should be enabled by default.

22 minutes ago, questionbot said:

Though I mainly use linux so probably just ssh user@hostip or something?

That works too, ssh [email protected] or IP.

 

However,

https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/linux/

Putty works just fine in linux, and a little more easily configurable than ssh command.

12 hours ago, jonathanm said:

Should be enabled by default.

That works too, ssh [email protected] or IP.

 

However,

https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/linux/

Putty works just fine in linux, and a little more easily configurable than ssh command.

can you ssh into a docker on the server?

Just now, questionbot said:

can you ssh into a docker on the server?

If the container is running an ssh daemon, and you have the port exposed in the container config, sure.

 

That's probably not what you meant to ask though.

Assuming most typical containers, when you are at an Unraid console of some sort you use "docker exec -ti <containername> /bin/bash"