"Russell L. Harris" <russ...@rlharris.org> writes: > Debian machines are on the 192.168.1.xxx network. I keep a W10 > machine on the 192.168.2.x network, primarily to access the chewy.com > web site which, since about June, serves my Debian machines a blank > white page. Only one of the Debian machines is set up for mail.
I actually did have that sort of issue some years ago, I think it was https://www.securew2.com/ and specifically Firefox. Works fine today on Debian 11, Firefox 115.14.0esr. Chewy.com too. > Now and then a mail message comes in to which I need to respond, but > the response link typically is a URL consisting of dozens of > characters, and it is the URL of a chewy.com web site or another web > site which is hostile to Debian. > > Is there an easy way to send the message (or just the URL) to the > Window$ machine? Use a pastebin? Setup mail in Windows? Connect to the Windows machine via remote desktop and remotely use the browser there? There are so many ways to skin that cat. I have an occasional need to move small files between Windows and Linux, I've settled on sshfs from Windows to Linux these days. sshd on Linux is a given here anyways and the sshfs implementation for Windows has worked well for me. I've tried the NFS client support in Windows too but it seemed to have tedious long delays when connecting so not much fun. I remember I've looked into clipboards that work over the network but I don't think I found one that'd work between Windows and Linux and would be simple and easy to use.
