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Add support to run subsystem with sudo #8230
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Wow, this tickets roots back to 2014. Is there even a chance to implement this feature? |
Replying to [comment:10 nihebe]:
We will see that we can add support using a option in a custom connection profile. |
It not clear from the RFC this should work as the subsystem name must be predefined in the server configuration. As expected requesting a subsystem with a full path to the binary results in
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Well, I would say the path should be configurable. It depends on the OS where the sftp-server binary is. For example, on a Debian 9 in my lab it is located at
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Friendly bump on this topic :) |
still needed... |
please add such a feature... |
ended up using Winscp via Parallels due to this missing feature. please add this to Cyberduck |
I'm using Cyberduck on Mac so please add this long overdue feature for Windows and Mac... |
Will this ever be implemented? |
I often access servers, that I don’t control the configuration of, using cyberduck. They almost always are configured so that you can’t ssh as the root user. I do however have sudo access and sometimes need to switch to the root user to perform some actions.
I would save alot of time if I was able to do this using cyberduck. The windows SFTP client WinSCP has solved this, explained here:
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