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I am looking to try and sftp to my server using Ubuntu's "Files" window. From what I read I should be able to click "Connect to Server" and put in my address: sftp://user@ip/



The problem though is when I put that in, as soon as I hit the colon after sftp I get the following error just below in gray which does not go away even after I finish typing:



This file server type is not recognized


The connect button stays grayed out not letting me even try to connect.



I have tried pressing ctrl + l and putting in my location there, but it says:



Sorry, could not display all the contents of "ip(sftp)": The specified location is not supported. 


Is there something I have to do to turn on sftp?



I am on Ubuntu 14.04



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Apparently I was missing gvfs. I installed it and now I have access to ssh:// and sftp://


[#22573] Tuesday, May 4, 2021, 3 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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