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    Broderick Johnson is offline Junior Member
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    Default How to contribute a file well through Linux PC.

    Hello friends, For a fast configuration what can be a good choice to share a file on Linux. I have this running machine as an secondary affirm on the machine. Now I had connected to an lan which operate on Linux server. To obtain a file from that and to transfer a file from my machine the better way is to utilize an file sharing instrument. For that I tested to detect out a number of sharing instrument which leds to an long set up. For avoiding that can somebody notify me an simple way.

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    Hello everybody, You can make an a/c among the Samba server finish Windows machines. You just need to sync it and finish. And just take care that the user identity and password of a Windows computer on the Samba server must exist with the similar name and password. Users who open samba not need open to the command quick, so no want to assign password with the command passwd. This is the most right style of file sharing particularly big single.

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    I have few simple choice for that. Go to System > Administration > Shared directory and download the needed packages. Then include the directory you require to share. Then go in General Properties and put the similar Work Group or Working Group where the PCs with Windows you are. Then start the terminal and spell and kind sudo smbpasswd-a username. Select a password, retype, and ready. Now you can share your files above lan simple. It is not that perplexed.

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    Hi, File sharing in Linux is possible through three means. The begining one is Samba. It allow sharing of files among a GNU-Linux with a network use Windows protocols. The second one is NFS which allow file sharing network to Linux and allow the default to mount remote folder shared on the local tree. The third selection is SSHFS. This tools allow among other things to navigate via your files secured, still over the net as if you were local. It is a instrument utilize by over SSH . Thanks

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    Hello everybody, I was also having the similar kind of matter. And for that I got a good solution. Rightnow I am utilize Krusader. For obtaining that you require to kind sudo apt-get set up Krusader in the terminal to set up the package. This is an file sharing instrument which gives you an graphical port to synchronize directory from ubuntu. The instrument is identical comprehensive and can access Windows from there if you have as soon defined samba on your system.Thanks

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