When all you have is ssh access to a machine you have enough to mount a remote disk to your work station. How? easy:
sshfs user@host:/path/to/remote/dir /path/to/local/dir
Remember you need permission for both local and remote directories.
When all you have is ssh access to a machine you have enough to mount a remote disk to your work station. How? easy:
sshfs user@host:/path/to/remote/dir /path/to/local/dir
Remember you need permission for both local and remote directories.
In reply to this post, Anonymous commented @ 2011-06-10T13:56:11.000+02:00:
Awesome tip!! Never knew about this, but it'll be an amazing time saver!
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In reply to this post, Links 10/6/2011: $35 Linux Tablet, Free Software Foundation Backs LibreOffice | Techrights commented @ 2011-06-10T19:06:28.000+02:00:
[...] sshfs, quick remote mount [...]
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In reply to this post, twitter commented @ 2011-06-10T21:59:01.000+02:00:
That's a nice tip, thanks.
I like the sftp kio slave with Konqueror. Typing "sftp://user@hostname/path" will open path for file browsing. The address can be bookmarked like any other url and the same scheme works for any KDE file open dialog. Files browsed in Konqueror drag and drop seamlessly between the remote computer and local or other remote computers and behave in every other way like a local file. sshfs will generalize this behavior to other file browsers and applications.
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In reply to this post, Nico commented @ 2011-06-19T13:53:04.000+02:00:
Nice tip twitter, thanks
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