Amazon Web Services - AWS EC2 - Ubuntu 14.04

Protocol fish:// is indeed ssh protocol.

 

Do the following things:

1. On your local PC generate public key for root user:

# cd /root/.ssh

# ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "root@localhost"

# cat id_rsa.pub

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDLj+y0vYBgSde6Ju3NtoKybhjnigC07J/wRO9dvQCYOSIfaEPJRffNcuTTeZe/BMl0N-fbmSfVTK+Ooga5buEESd3lKGhDL/BOLfiEyHHiZglw8TGAJgQQiY+8yiYccIZ/Ksl33SpiDeH+isiMbCGZCmhRLl+WSe6uJnrG8a79ruD4LxWK+cc9End8IwSTgQ7Xel6a7wBMPgnO6Zrx24Ssfoh9bVpUFBk6AHRfKgnbDDaNDj6/GPUhjZl9MF/CKJyDkAKHBfPwbntf8mkh0C1IYjESgP+YTVYPpNCw9CUP4ml+hZsD/4eR9ZBVjo/1cJ9ij7bGoTv1pQ41lKRFUJUz root@localhost

 

2. Login to your AWS EC2 as root and enter public key into authorized_keys file

$ ssh -l root 52.24.179.158

# cd /root/.ssh

# vim authorized_keys

- add key from id_rsa.pub

 

3. open konqueror

$ sudo konqueror

run in address bar: fish://root@52.24.179.158