ssh file transfer error

I use debian etch. I click on start menu (Places>Connect to Server...)
The dialog show and I just enter information
When I click ok the error message show that it can't connect to server with
error code: 46 (see attached file)

In more detail, If I delete .ssh folder in home directory, I can mount ssh
file system on the first time. When I remount again the ssh file system can
not mount
I can use ssh command line to connect to ssh server and invoke any command
successfully.

Could you suggest me the way to solve this problem?

--
Karn
ÊØêÑ ÅéÍà¨ÃÔ­
Skype name: AGS-R&D-ÊØêÑÂ(¡Ò¹µì)

Attachment: Screenshot-Error.png
Description: PNG image

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Cant tell if I have been hacked :(
    ... the problem was that the file system suddenly looked messed up? ... The only recorded successful FC4 ssh break-in on a system I built ... showed up as tens of thousands of random ssh log-in failures within an ... five unsuccessful user tries from an ip, and lists the intruder in hosts.deny ...
    (Fedora)
  • Re: Connecting to sleeping Mac with ssh?
    ... Arthur Rhodes wrote: ... error message if the iMac is sleeping: ... ssh: connect to host volta port 22: Operation timed out ... If the iMac is not sleeping, I have no trouble connecting to it. ...
    (comp.sys.mac.system)
  • Re: SSH question
    ... You will need to do this on your local machine: ... > These two commands add your key to the key agent. ... > You should then be able to ssh using your key (you will need to add the ... > -A switch to the SSH command): ...
    (Ubuntu)
  • SSH fetching of CVS
    ... Dumb me does not know what the error message is saying. ... ' from cvs server ... cvs end of file from server ... But something is screwed in both/either my environment setup or SSH config. ...
    (comp.os.os2.apps)
  • Re: SSH Multiplexing w/ no controlling TTY
    ... My problem is that i can run the ssh command in the foreground, ... like being called w/o a controlling TTY and the disable psuedo tty option ...
    (comp.security.ssh)