Hi. Although I can do all network operations correctly with Thunar and I can see from the connecting computer, the icons of the files I 've sent, in the shared folder's window, there's this strange thing that happens when I delete a file inside the shared folder from the connecting computer. Not from the host computer. Although the file does get deleted, its icon remains there.
I have a wireless network configured at home. I have a Windows XP laptop and a Ubuntu 12.04.1 laptop. I have shared a folder on both computers. I am able to read/write files from my Windows computer to my Ubuntu computer.
I have a Ubuntu 12.10 machine connected to a windows network where I can access a publicly shared folder. I can see most files and folders but, in what seems like a random selection, some are hidden. If I use the terminal to open nautilus directly to a folder I know exists it opens it without problem but the parent folder still doesn't show that folder. Can anyone help?
I have three servers. I created a shared folder in server1 and made it available to all machines in LAN.
This is weird, a few days ago I had a folder on a Win98 machine that was shared over the network. This shared folder contained 4 Sub folders. I went to back them up today and only 2 of the 4 show on my Ubuntu machine. I thought... did I delete them off of the Win98 machine somehow?
Recently installed Debian and completely new to Linux. Samba package installed, and select the shared folder. On my Windows machine, I see the Linux box, but not a folder or drive over it. Shared folder on Linux with SMB (also tried NFS). The machine has Windows TCP / IP, IPX / SPX and NetBIOS protocols. When the Add Network window I can see the image, but not the folder / drive.
I need to connect myself (Mac OSX) through SSH on a distant server (Unix also) which has no internet access.
I would like to browse the internet on the server (updates and other stuffes), so I've made a reverse HTTP tunnel.
I've installed SquidMan on my Mac OSX laptop, as proxy server.
This is my config:
HTTP port: 8080
visible host name: localhost
This is the way I connect myself through SSH
I've got my music folder shared via the "sharing" tab in nautilus folder properties, and I have no trouble accessing it from another computer on my home network. What I want to do is to let my friends access this remotely. What's the easiest way to do this? I tried setting up an SSH server, and even managed to forward the ports, but it shares all my folders, and I only want to share one.
I have two computers running for daily use.
One is called 'server' and it is powered by Ubuntu 10.04.
The other one is called 'workstation' and it runs on Windows 7 professional.
On workstation I have created a folder 'Share', which I made shared for 'everybody'.
Also I have installed smbclient and smbfs.
With the Google I found this link:
http://www.howtogeek.com/wiki/Mount_..._Prerequisites
But
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