hi,
does anyone know a nice solution to connect directly 2 pcs (XP or ubuntu for both) through internet (normal home net) for file transfer? it is meant files until 1.4Gb, for example.
Thanks,
Joao
FTP with the IP adress of the other computer. If you have a router, do port forwarding.
On 6/8/06, João Miguel Pais jmmmpais@googlemail.com wrote:
hi,
does anyone know a nice solution to connect directly 2 pcs (XP or ubuntu for both) through internet (normal home net) for file transfer? it is meant files until 1.4Gb, for example.
Thanks,
Joao
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when I meant through internet, was between different ips (not with routers or cables). Can you also recomend programs or something similar? We don't have that much time to read manuals.
thanks,
Joao
Am 08.06.2006, 13:31 Uhr, schrieb Alexandre Quessy listes@sourcelibre.com:
FTP with the IP adress of the other computer. If you have a router, do port forwarding.
João Miguel Pais wrote:
when I meant through internet, was between different ips (not with routers or cables). Can you also recomend programs or something similar?
how do you connect if not through "routers and cables"?
We don't have that much time to read manuals.
usually you have ssh running on any reasonable linux machine.
then use: scp localfile.ext remoteuser@host.domain: or scp remoteuser@host.domain:file.ext . or man scp
with key-exchange you don't even need a password.
of course you can use ips instead of fqdns
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
and, on a windows client, use pscp - get it from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
lgn
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
João Miguel Pais wrote:
when I meant through internet, was between different ips (not with routers or cables). Can you also recomend programs or something similar?
how do you connect if not through "routers and cables"?
We don't have that much time to read manuals.
usually you have ssh running on any reasonable linux machine.
then use: scp localfile.ext remoteuser@host.domain: or scp remoteuser@host.domain:file.ext . or man scp
with key-exchange you don't even need a password.
of course you can use ips instead of fqdns
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
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IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
João Miguel Pais wrote:
when I meant through internet, was between different ips (not with routers or cables). Can you also recomend programs or something similar?
how do you connect if not through "routers and cables"?
We don't have that much time to read manuals.
usually you have ssh running on any reasonable linux machine.
oh, i overlooked the "XP" in your initial mail. there is the free "winSCP" available, which gives you a nice gui.
and you could also use "windoze sharing" (on the w32 side) / SAMBA (on linux/osx) to share the data:
on kubuntu open the konqueror and type "smb://winhost/share" in the URI-field and you should connect to the w32 machine "winhost" (btw, you can also use the URI "sftp://user@remotehost" to open an sftp/ssh session)
since i am no gnome user i don't know the exact way how to do it with ubuntu/nautilus.
mfg.asd.r IOhannes