In the Command field, enter the (Mac os x web server) following command:
In the Command field, enter the following command: gnome-terminal -x ssh bastille4.Click OK. Double-click the new link, and you re logged in andworking. If you ve configured your desktop as wedescribe earlier in Passing on your passphrase, youdon t need to stop and enter passwords along the way. With your remote terminal, you can open anygraphical application on your Linux host. At the command line, enter the name of theprogram kedit, kate, konqueror. . . thelist is endless. You can open as many windows on your local desk- top as your connection will support. These windowswork like local windows in all respects, with theexception of drag and drop. Instead of drag and drop, we recommend using scpat the command line. Seethe next section for details. If you re using KDE as your desktop environment, you can create a link to a remote file or directory. Double-click a link to a remote directory, and KDEwill open the directory with the Konqueror browser. After you double-click a link to a remote file, KDEopens the file using the right application (based onthe file s MIME type). Follow these steps to create anew link to a remote directory: 1.Right-click on the desktop and chooseCreateNew.Link to Location (URL) from thepop-up menu. 2.Enter the following command in the Enter Linkto Location (URL) field and click OK: fish://bastille/homeSubstitute your remote machine s name or IPaddress for bastille. fish:is a KDE protocol that provides remotefile management over an SSH connection. SeeTechnique 1 for more information. they don t belong. If the system fingerprintsdon t match, SSH will warn you and you ll knowyou have a potential man-in-the-middle attack. If that happens, ask the remote system adminis- trator to read you his or her server s fingerprintover the phone. Getting graphicYou can also run graphical programs from yourremote machine on your local desktop. The SSHserver forwards X Windows traffic over the SSH con- nection automatically. Here are a few examples toillustrate how this works: To see what time it is on the remote system, typethe command xclock &. The clock displays thetime on your local desktop, but it also displaysthe time on the server (you can t tell the differ- ence if you re in the same time zone). To see the files on the server, type konqueror & and press Enter. The Konqueror browser startsrunning on the server,but the display appears onyour local desktop. Creating Shortcuts to YourFavorite SSH LocationsSSH is handy at the command line, but you can alsolaunch SSH sessions from a desktop link. And, ifyou re a KDE aficionado, you can use the fish:pro- tocol to create a link to a remote file or folder. To add a desktop link that opens a terminal windowconnected to an SSH server, follow these steps: 1.Right-click on your desktop and chooseCreateNew.Link to Application. A dialog opens. 2.Type a name for the link and click the Exe- cute tab.
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