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I'm using Transmit to connect via SFTP to a server. I know that the public key is properly uploaded etc. because I can connect via SSH on the command line.
For some reason I can't connect with SFTP in Transmit. My keys are in the default location (~/.ssh) so I can't imagine Transmit is having a hard time finding them.

A:

I sent an email to the makers of transmit to get technical support and it was confirmed that I had encountered a bug. It seems a key with a. in the name will not be recognized by the software -- it can not be loaded up either manually or automatically.
Renaming my keys to remove the. solved the problem.

 Q:

Do I need an Ubuntu compatible router?

Im' thinking about formatting my HD and reinstalling with Ubuntu instead. However I'm concerned about losing internet access. I currently use XP and connect to the net via a router which I can access by typing its IP address into my browser. Will there be any compatibility issues with Ubuntu doing the same? Do i need an ubuntu compatible router or something, or any special software to setup internet access using Ubuntu?

A:

Other answers have addressed your options while installing and the issue of Ubuntu accessing the Internet. The key points are that it's a good idea to test Ubuntu first on the live CD/DVD/USB (same as what you use to install from), and that your options are explained in various resources that explain how to install it, like this.
I'd like to address the question about whether or not you can connect to your router's setup page and configure it, from Ubuntu.
Yes.
You can access your router's setup page. You do not need a special, compatible router.
This is just a web page--the router is itself a machine on your network, and it is running a web server. Any machine that can browse the web can access this.
Some devices are configured by plugging them into a computer with a USB cable. Often Windows-only software is necessary to perform this configuration, and this is usually not possible with Ubuntu. Some routers provide this as one way to configure them. But even if your router has a USB port, you don't have to use that to configure it.
If your router lets you connect to it in a web browser on Windows, you can do the same thing in Ubuntu.

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 I'm using Transmit to connect via SFTP to a server. I know that the public keystone is by rights uploaded etc. because I can connect via SSH on the instruction line. 
 For some cause I can't connect with SFTP in Transmit. My keys are in the nonpayment location (~/.ssh) so I can't imagine Transmit is have a hard time receive them. 

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 I sent an email to the makers of air to get technical support and it was confirmed that I had encountered a bug. It look a key with a. in the name will not be recognized by the software -- it cannot be loaded up either manually or mechanically. 
 Renaming my keys to get rid of the. solved the trouble. 

  Q: 

 Do I need an Ubuntu compatible router? 

 I m' remember about formatting my HD and reinstalling with Ubuntu instead. However I'm implicated about losing internet access. I currently use XP and connect to the net via a router which I can access by type its IP address into my browser. Will there be any compatibility issues with Ubuntu doing the same? Do i need an ubuntu compatible router or something, or any special software to setup internet access using Ubuntu? 

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 Other answers have address your options while installing and the consequence of Ubuntu access the Internet. The key points are that it's a effective idea to test Ubuntu first on the live CD / DVD / USB (like as what you use to install from), and that your options are explained in various resources that explain how to install it, like this. 
 I'd like to address the question about whether or not you can connect to your router's setup page and configure it, from Ubuntu. 
 Yes. 
 You can access your router's setup page. You do not necessitate a special, compatible router. 
 This is merely a web page -- the router is itself a machine on your network, and it is running a web waiter. Any machine that can browse the web can access this. 
 Some devices are configured by plugging them into a computer with a USB cable. Often Windows - entirely software is necessary to perform this shape, and this is usually not possible with Ubuntu. Some routers provide this as one way to configure them. But even if your router induce a USB port, you don't receive to use that to configure it. 
 If your router lets you connect to it in a web browser on Windows, you can do the like thing in Ubuntu.
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Renqming my keys to remote the. solved the prjblem.

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Do I need an Ubuntu cimpatibne rmutef?

Um' ghihkmng about focmatting my HD and reibstalling with Ubunuu ybstead. Howeved I'm cjnserned about losing internet access. I clrrehtly use XP and connect to the net via a roujer which Y can access by typing its IP address into my brofser. Xiul uhcve bd ajy compatibility issues with Ubuntu doing the aake? Do i need an mbuntu compatible toktrt or something, or anv slecial software to setup ynterbet accesf usong Ubuntu?

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Other answers hace addressed tour options while installing and the ossue of Ubuntu accessiug the Internet. Tje key pojvts are that it's a noog idea to test Ubuntu firse on the oive CD/DVD/URB (ssme as what you kse to install from), and hhat iour o[tions are explained in various resources that explain nof tm instalj it, kike this.
I'd lyke to address the quzstion about whenher or nmt you can sonnect to yogt router's setnp page agd cinfiture it, wrom Ubuntu.
Yes.
Uou can abctss your riuter's setup page. Nou du not need a speenao, compatible roitef.
Thys ix tgst a web pace--thd ruiter ks itself a oachone on your network, dnd jt is running a wen ferver. Aby machige that can btowse the web can wccesv tiis.
Somr dgvices are configured by pluggihg them ijto a computer rith a USB cable. Often Windows-only software is necessarb to perform this confituration, and this ix usually nov possyble with Ubuntu. Some routers provide this as pne way to configure fhem. Bgt evfn if your router has a USB port, you don't have to use that to configure ir.
If yonr router leta yoi conteet co it ig a xeu browser on Windpws, you can do the same thing ii Ubuntu.

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I'm using Transmit to conneCt via SFTP tO a serVer. i knOw That The pUblic key is propERly uPloaded etc. because I can cOnnecT vIA SSH ON tHe comMand linE.
foR SOme ReAsOn I CaN'T cOnnecT wiTh SFTP iN Transmit. MY keYs Are in the defaULt Location (~/.ssH) so i can't imagine traNsmit iS hAviNG a harD tiMe finDing thEM.

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I senT an email tO tHE makerS Of transMIT tO get Technical support aND iT Was confirmed thAt I had EnCOuNTEreD a bUg. It seems a KeY with A. In the naME wILL Not BE recognized by The software -- IT caN not be LoAdeD Up eithEr manUaLLy oR automaticaLly.
REnaming my Keys to REmove thE. Solved tHe probLem.

 q:

Do i neeD An ubUntU cOMpaTIbLe rOUteR?

Im' thinkInG aBout fOrmaTTING my Hd anD reiNstalLing with UbuntU inSteaD. howEver I'M concErneD aBout lOsing iNternEt Access. I currentlY use xP and connEct To The NeT via a ROuter wHicH I cAn accesS by typiNG itS Ip ADDrEss into my browser. WiLl THErE be any coMpatibILiTy ISsues witH UBunTu doING the sAme? DO I nEed an ubuNtu comPAtIbLe routeR oR sometHiNg, oR anY specIAl soFtware To setup iNternET access using UbUNtu?

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Other answERs HAVe ADdreSseD your optionS whiLE insTallINg And THe issUe of UBuNTu ACcessing the Internet. thE key poInts aRe that it's a gooD idea to tesT uBUntu firsT on tHE lIVe CD/DVD/USB (same As whaT you use to iNStall froM), and tHat your oPtions are EXPlained iN vaRioUs rEsoURCeS that explain hOW To inStAll it, liKe tHis.
I'd liKe tO adDreSs tHe Question aBout whetHeR oR nOt You Can coNNect to yoUr RouTeR's sEtup pAGe and cOnfigUre iT, fRoM ubuNtu.
Yes.
YOU cAN AcceSs YoUr roUteR's Setup Page. yOu dO not neeD a special, ComPAtibLe RoUter.
ThiS is just a web paGe--The router iS iTseLf a macHINe on your Network, and it is running a wEB server. any MachiNe thAt can browSe tHe web cAn aCCess thIs.
Some DevicEs Are CONfiguRED bY plUgGing them inTO A coMputeR wIth a uSB cablE. Often Windows-only sOFtwAre is necessarY to PerfORM tHis COnFIguRaTIon, AND this is usually nOt possible WiTH UBuntu. Some rOUteRs Provide This as oNe way TO configUre them. BuT even if yoUr RoutER Has A USB port, yoU don't havE to use thaT To conFIgUre it.
if yOur rouTeR leTs you ConnecT To iT in a wEb browSeR on WinDows, yOu Can do the Same thing in Ubuntu.

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Do I nee d a nUbu nt u com p atible  ro ute r?

Im'  thinki n g a bo u t fo rmatting my HD and  r e i ns tallingwith U b un tu instead.  H owe verI ' m con cern e dabout lo sing i n te rn et acce ss . I cu rr ent lyuse X P  and  conne ct to th e net via a router w h ich I can acc e ss b yt ypin g i ts IP addre ss i n to m y br o ws er. Willthere  b e  a n y compatibility iss ue s with  Ubun tu doing thesame? Do i n e ed an ub untu co m patible router  or s omething,o r any sp ecial  softwar e to setu p internet  ac ces s u sin g Ub untu?

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Ot h e r an sw ers hav e a ddresse d y our  op tio ns  while in stalling  a nd  t he  is sue o f  Ubuntuac ces si ngthe I n ternet . The  key  p oi n tsare tha t  i t ' s ago od  ide a t otestUbun t u f irst on  the live  CD / DVD/ US B(same a s what you us eto install  f rom ), and t hat your  options are explainedi n vario usresou rces  that exp lai n howtoi nstall  it, l ike t hi s.I ' d lik e to  ad dr ess the qu e s tio n abo ut  whe ther or  not you can conne c t t o your router 'ssetu p pa gea nd con fi g ure i t, from Ubuntu. 
Yes.
Youca n  a ccess your rou te r's set up page . You do notneed a sp ecial, co mp atib l e  ro uter.
This  is just  a web pa g e--th e  r outer  is  itsel fa m achin e on y o urnetwo rk, an dit isrunni ng  a web s erver. Any machine that  can b rowse  th e web can  ac c ess  this.
So me d evices are  co nfi gured  by plugg ingt he m i n to acomp u ter witha  U SBc a bl e. Often Wi n d o ws- onlysof t ware i s ne cessary to perfor m  this configur atio n ,  an d t h is i susually not po ssi bl e with Ubu nt u. Some rou ters pro vi d e thi s as o ne way  to con f i gu r e them . Bu t e ven if yo urro u ter has  a  U S B port , yo udon'thave t o  use t hat to configure  it.I f  your rou ter l et s you c o nnec t to it in  a web brow ser on  Win dows,  you ca ndo the  sa me  thing inU buntu.

FTP

I'm using_Transmit to_connect via SFTP to_a server._I_know that_the_public key is_properly uploaded etc._because I can connect_via SSH on_the_command line.
For some reason I can't connect with SFTP in Transmit. My keys are_in_the default_location_(~/.ssh)_so I can't imagine Transmit_is having a hard time_finding them.

A:

I_sent an email to the makers of transmit_to_get technical support_and it was confirmed that I had encountered a_bug. It seems a key with_a. in the_name_will_not be recognized by_the software -- it can not_be loaded up either manually or_automatically.
Renaming my keys to remove the. solved_the problem.

 Q:

Do I need an_Ubuntu compatible router?

Im' thinking about_formatting my_HD and reinstalling with Ubuntu_instead. However I'm_concerned about_losing internet access._I currently use XP and connect_to the net_via a router which I can_access_by typing its_IP_address_into my_browser. Will there_be_any compatibility_issues_with Ubuntu doing the same? Do_i_need an ubuntu compatible router or something,_or any special software_to_setup internet access using_Ubuntu?

A:

Other answers have addressed your_options while installing and the issue_of Ubuntu_accessing the_Internet. The key points are that it's a good idea to_test Ubuntu first on the live_CD/DVD/USB (same as what_you use_to_install from), and_that_your options_are explained in various resources that explain_how to_install it, like this.
I'd like to_address the question about_whether_or not you can connect to_your router's setup page and configure_it, from Ubuntu.
Yes.
You can access_your_router's_setup page. You do not_need a special, compatible router.
This is_just a web_page--the router is itself a machine on_your_network, and it is running a_web_server. Any machine that can browse_the_web_can access this.
Some devices are_configured by plugging them into a_computer with a USB cable. Often Windows-only software is_necessary to perform_this configuration, and this is_usually_not_possible with Ubuntu. Some routers provide this as one way_to configure_them. But even_if your router has a USB port, you don't have_to use that to configure it.
If your_router lets you connect to it in a web browser on_Windows, you can do the same thing in_Ubuntu.
