05-16-2021, 07:40 AM
(05-16-2021, 12:35 AM)quixote Wrote: At that prompt, I tried cp ~/anbox/* mobian@10.66.0.10:/home but maybe I typoed something because it didn't go. I'll try again. Edited to add: nope. I've tried mobian@10.66.0.10:/home mobian@10.66.0.10:/home/mobian mobian@10.66.0.10:/ and it keeps saying "is not a directory."
If you're using sshfs, that's not the way you would copy files, you copy to the mount point. If we assume that you mounted the $HOME of the Pinephone with sshfs to /tmp/mnt as in my example, for what you're trying to do the command would be:
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cp -R ~/anbox/* /tmp/mnt
Note that "cp -R" will copy subdirectories. If not comfortable using the command line it might be easier to just bring up two file manager windows for the source and destination, and copy/paste between them.
Certainly if you set up ssh on the Pinephone to require a key you either need to change that to permit password login or add your computer's public key to /home/mobian/.ssh/authorized_keys on the phone. (Once you can do ssh logins to the Pinephone then sshfs should work as well.)