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Remote FTP: Error: All configured authentication methods failed
What could be wrong? http://monosnap.com/image/kGznlz6jIfdUshuoTkkwkz2AYl0jiX
It's an error from your remote server, it's the answer from the server.
I get the same issue @ivanlemeshev did you ever find a solution? The odd thing is that I can use FileZilla with the same credentials.
@dtsn No, I didn't. I don't use it anymore.
@dtsn @ivanlemeshev I had the same issue. I changed "keyboardInteractive" to true which allowed me to connect. This might be a new setting since I didn't see it on your screenshot and I don't see any documentation for it yet.
@keypunch I solve the same issue by your method. Thank you!
@keypunch worked a treat, thank you.
@keypunch Thanks, it worked!
.ftpconfig
"keyboardInteractive": true
@wataruoguchi I found
"keyboardInteractive": true
does not work, the error happened. Why?
I also experience the same error. How do you fix? Filezilla is working.
Same problem here, trying to connect to a raspberry pi running raspbian "Jessie". The server requires a key and password. I have tested with Filezilla and everything works correctly. Remote-FTP using the same private key, user and password fails with "All configured authentication methods failed"
edit: Setting keyboardInteractive to true didn't work for me.
Any leads on this? I am hitting the same error while trying to connect to remote server. Tried the keyboardInteractive hack but it did not work for me.
Same here, I tried everything but nothing seems to work. I'm only able to connect once I'm at home-but never from outside. I have a raspberry pi
@latinman Correct username / password or ssh key paths?
I tested inside and outside. Just write it if I do not enter the correct password.
Source: https://github.com/mscdex/ssh2/blob/master/lib/client.js
@dtsn @ivanlemeshev I had the same issue. I changed "keyboardInteractive" to true which allowed me to connect. This might be a new setting since I didn't see it on your screenshot and I don't see any documentation for it yet.
Cheers my man, this was driving me nuts having to use FileZilla. Cheers!
On Windows and when connecting through SSH, having a PuTTY SSH connection in the background seems to solve this error.
The main question: where these files located physically on the disk? I couldn't find them. I don't see them in:
- /Users/user/.atom
- /Users/user/AppData/Local/atom
- /Users/user/Application data/Atom