connecting to a Raspberry Pi with Dreamweaver CC?

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September 6, 2017
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Hi,

I have a local webserver running on a Raspberry Pi 3. It's just for testing and I want to edit some wordpress-pages now though I can't get Dreamweaver to connect ot the SFTP on the Pi. I have no problem to connect with WinSCP, though. The internal client gives me a wrong Passwort error I guess.

I even gave root a password, but still no luck. Any idea what I can try?

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Preran

Legend

I checked with the team and they would like to know the following

if the SFTP is configured for username/password based authentication or with private key & passphrase.
FTP connection details such as WinSCP and DW like port, root directory, etc.

Thanks,

Preran

DelphiDelphinAuthor

Known Participant

Yes, it's configured for user/pass use, I can access the filesystem of the Pi with it's standard-user pi and it's password. In WinSCP I only had to add under Enviroment -> SCP/Shell "sudo su -" to get root-access on the filesystem.

Using standard SSH-port 22, "SCP" is selected as the protocol in WinSCP.

Is there any verbose-mode or log-file to check why Dreamweaver is showing that errormessage?

Preran

Legend

Thank you for the info. I will let you know as soon as I have an update from the team.

pziecina

Legend

I don't know which protocols Dw's sftp uses, but i do remember others have tried to connect to raspberry pi in the past, with no success, (or at least no one has posted a solution in this forum).

Due to the more specialized nature of the solution, (if it exists) a Dw dev team member may be able to supply the answer, (Preran) you other alternative would be to ask in a forum dedicated to developing for raspberry pi.

Sorry i could not help further.

Preran

Legend

Thank you, Paula. I am checking with the product team. One of us will post as soon as we are ready.

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