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2005/7/18, Steve [Gentoo] <gentoo_steve@×××××××.uk>: |
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> Thanks for the many suggestions... Lots of interesting ideas and |
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> different perspectives. |
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> Zac Medico wrote: |
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> >Filezilla is an ftp client that supports file transfer over ssh: http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/ |
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> I'll give that a look - it's not really what I was after - while I |
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> suppose I wasn't really clear about my intentions, I really wanted |
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> FS-like access to enable me not only to edit text files, but also to use |
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> visual differencing tools etc. I'm suspecting that this wouldn't be |
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> supported using an ftp-like approach. |
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> >For remote X you should use nx (emerge nxserver-freenx) or vnc (emerge tightvnc). |
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> That's new to me - looks very interesting... I'm guessing I'd need to |
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> get this working under cygwin for my XP client... Anything which |
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> improves the performance of remote X sessions would be very useful. |
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> >To map a network drive, you should probably tunnel samba through ssh. Google for "samba tunnel putty". |
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> This is exactly what I wanted to know. I hadn't thought of googling with |
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> "putty" as I'm using OpenSSH on both client and server - but the |
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> techniques look the same. |
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> Steve |
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned WinSCP... definitely worth a try: |
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http://winscp.net/ |
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And of course, it's GPLed. |
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Best regards |
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Jose |
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